RK-2S missile

The RK-2S is a Ukrainian 130 mm tandem-charge guided missile from SE State Kyiv Design Bureau Luch. Official Luch brochures list it in transport and launching containers for the SKIF and AMULET systems, describe semi-automatic laser-beam guidance with manual or automatic target tracking, and give a 5,000 m daytime range.

RK-2S missile, 130 mm tandem-charge guided missile, Munitions

Image source: RK-2S missile image

Profile

Origin: Ukraine
Built by: SE State Kyiv Design Bureau Luch
Type: 130 mm tandem-charge guided missile
Service note: 2021-present; documented in official Luch brochures

ATGM anti-tank precision fires

Specifications

Caliber: 130 mm
Warhead: Tandem hollow-charge
Range: 100-5,000 m (day); 100-3,000 m (night)
Guidance: Semi-automatic laser-beam guidance with TV or thermal imaging target tracking
Container length: 1,360 mm
Container outer diameter: 140 mm

Launch Platform

The AMULET brochure identifies RK-2S as one of the missiles carried in the system's transport and launching containers.

Launcher

Launcher type

Launch evidence

AMULET anti-tank guided missile system

Anti-tank guided missile system

The AMULET brochure identifies RK-2S as one of the missiles carried in the system's transport and launching containers.

Sources: AMULET universal missile system brochure

RK-2S missile Images

RK-2S missile, 130 mm tandem-charge guided missile, Munitions - view 1 — Source: RK-2S missile image

RK-2S missile, 130 mm tandem-charge guided missile, Munitions - view 2 — Source: RK-2S missile image

RK-2S missile, 130 mm tandem-charge guided missile, Munitions - view 3 — Source: SKIF system exhibition image

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Sources

AMULET universal missile system brochurePublisher: SE State Kyiv Design Bureau Luch | Note: Supports the RK-2S missile being carried in the AMULET system's transport and launching containers. | Accessed: 2026-06-23 SKIF man portable antitank missile system brochurePublisher: SE State Kyiv Design Bureau Luch | Note: Supports RK-2S designation, 130 mm caliber, tandem hollow-charge warhead, laser-beam guidance, target range, and container dimensions. | Accessed: 2026-06-23 RK-2S missile imagePublisher: SE State Kyiv Design Bureau Luch | Note: Image provenance for the missile and container image used as the primary image. | Accessed: 2026-06-23 SKIF system imagePublisher: SE State Kyiv Design Bureau Luch | Note: Image provenance for the SKIF launcher photograph used in the gallery. | Accessed: 2026-06-23 SKIF system exhibition imagePublisher: SE State Kyiv Design Bureau Luch | Note: Image provenance for the SKIF exhibition photograph used in the gallery. | Accessed: 2026-06-23