Infantry Weapons

AMULET anti-tank guided missile system

The AMULET is a Ukrainian universal anti-tank guided missile system from Luch that mounts remotely controlled launch hardware for RK-2S and RK-2M missiles. It was shown in 2021 and later reported in Ukrainian service on an HMMWV during the Russia-Ukraine War.

Russia-Ukraine WarUkraine

Conflict side: Ukraine
Built by: Luch Design Bureau
Built in: Ukraine

AMULET anti-tank guided missile system, Anti-tank guided missile system, Infantry Weapons

Image source: Amulet ATGM, Kyiv 2021, 01.jpg

Profile

Type: Anti-tank guided missile system
Conflict side: Ukraine
Origin: Ukraine
Service note: Introduced in 2021; used in the Russia-Ukraine War

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Service History

In service: Remote-controlled anti-tank module intended for combat vehicles; reported mounted on an HMMWV in Ukrainian service by 2023.
Used by: Armed Forces of Ukraine
Wars: Russia-Ukraine War

Production History

Designer: Luch Design Bureau
Designed: Presented in 2021
Built by: Luch Design Bureau
Built in: Ukraine
Produced: In service from 2021
Variants: Vehicle-mounted HMMWV integration

Specifications

Weight: Combat module weight with armament: 385 kg
Range: 100-5,000 m with RK-2S; 100-5,100 m with RK-2M
Guidance: Semi-automatic laser-beam guidance with thermal imager and remote control panel
Missiles: RK-2S, RK-2OF, RK-2M-K, RK-2M-OF
Mounting: Rotating platform with launching rails for combat vehicles

Conflict Usage

Russia-Ukraine War: Side: UkraineRole: Vehicle-mounted anti-tank firesanti-tank protected mobility
Used by Ukraine in the Russia-Ukraine War, including a 2023 1st Special Purpose Brigade HMMWV-mounted installation reported as an Amulet ATGM.

AMULET anti-tank guided missile system Videos

Ukraine forces employ an "Amulet" complex missile to strike a building occupied by Russian troops

AMULET anti-tank guided missile system Images

AMULET anti-tank guided missile system, Anti-tank guided missile system, Infantry Weapons - view 1 — Source: Amulet ATGM, Kyiv 2021, 01.jpg

AMULET anti-tank guided missile system, Anti-tank guided missile system, Infantry Weapons - view 2 — Source: Amulet ATGM, Kyiv 2021, 02.jpg

AMULET anti-tank guided missile system, Anti-tank guided missile system, Infantry Weapons - view 3 — Source: Amulet ATGM, Kyiv 2021, 03.jpg

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Sources

AMULET universal missile system brochurePublisher: SE State Kyiv Design Bureau Luch | Note: Supports the AMULET universal missile system background, manufacturer, specifications, and vehicle-mounted anti-tank design context. | Accessed: 2026-06-22 Ukraine integrated the Amulet ATGM on the HMMWV chassisPublisher: Militarnyi | Note: Supports Russia-Ukraine War direct use by Ukraine, including the 1st Special Purpose Brigade HMMWV-mounted Amulet ATGM reported in 2023. | Accessed: 2026-06-22 Amulet ATGM, Kyiv 2021, 01.jpgPublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Supports the image provenance for the AMULET anti-tank guided missile system photograph from the 2021 Kyiv exhibition. | Accessed: 2026-06-22 Amulet ATGM, Kyiv 2021, 02.jpgPublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Supports the image provenance for a second AMULET anti-tank guided missile system photograph from the 2021 Kyiv exhibition. | Accessed: 2026-06-22 Amulet ATGM, Kyiv 2021, 03.jpgPublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Supports the image provenance for a third AMULET anti-tank guided missile system photograph from the 2021 Kyiv exhibition. | Accessed: 2026-06-22