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Banderol
In the sources: Бандероль
Cruise missiles · Kronshtadt JSC. Facts from open sources (OSINT), each linked to its post or document; translated from Russian by a language model.
Class and role
| Parameter | Value | Sources | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class | Armament | ×1 | 24tv.ua |
| Subclass | Cruise missiles | ×1 | 24tv.ua |
| Function | Attack (engagement) | ×1 | 24tv.ua |
| Role | Strike | ×1 | 24tv.ua |
| Environment | Air — low altitude (up to 1000 m) | ×1 | 24tv.ua |
Manufacturer and country
| Value | Sources | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Kronshtadt JSC | ×2 | @RussianArms, @wargonzo |
| Rosoboronexport | ×1 | @wargonzo |
| Rostec | ×1 | @warhistoryalconafter |
Specifications
| Parameter | Value | Sources | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| Range | about 500 km | ×5 | @texBPLA, @wargonzo, @informnapalm +2 |
| Range | 350–450 km | ×4 | @milinfolive, @oboronka_channel, @RussianArms +1 |
| Dimensions | light, small-sized | ×4 | @oboronka_channel, @new_militarycolumnist, @battle_technic +1 |
| Speed | 520–560 (cruise) km/h | ×3 | @informnapalm, @RussianArms, @texBPLA |
| Maximum speed | 620–650 (maximum) km/h | ×3 | @informnapalm, @RussianArms, @texBPLA |
| Speed | approximately 650 km/h | ×3 | @kcpn2014, @wargonzo, @RussianArms |
| Speed | 550–600 km/h | ×2 | @milinfolive, @RussianArms |
| Speed | up to 600 km/h | ×2 | @oko_gora, @ShrikeNews |
| Payload / warhead | warhead ~150 kg ≠ sources disagree | ×2 | @RussianArms, @milinfolive |
| Payload / warhead | 114 kg ≠ sources disagree | ×2 | @oboronka_channel, @wargonzo |
| carrier | Russian Aerospace Forces Mi-28NM attack helicopter | ×2 | @new_militarycolumnist, @oboronka_channel |
| mass_explosive | 49.5 kg | ×2 | @oboronka_channel, @RussianArms |
| Range | sufficient to reach Kyiv (theoretical) | ×1 | @oboronka_channel |
| Range | strikes at the enemy's operational depth | ×1 | @battle_technic |
| Speed | 400–600 km/h | ×1 | @mil_hub |
| Gross weight | light | ×1 | @rybar |
| Payload / warhead | 115 kg ≠ sources disagree | ×1 | @texBPLA |
| Payload / warhead | 120 kg ≠ sources disagree | ×1 | @oko_gora |
| Warhead mass | 114.3 kg | ×1 | @warhistoryalconafter |
| Warhead mass | 114 kg | ×1 | @oboronka_channel |
| Cost | relatively inexpensive | ×1 | @zhivoff |
| Cost | on the order of $50–150 thousand USD | ×1 | @wargonzo |
| alternative_name | Dan-T | ×1 | @wingsofwar |
| basing | Su-57E | ×1 | @RussianArms |
| cep | 5–7 m | ×1 | @battle_technic |
| classification | effectively a cruise missile | ×1 | @mil_hub |
| description | small cruise missile occupying an intermediate niche between strike drones and heavy cruise missiles | ×1 | @Technology_Victory |
| designation | S8000 | ×1 | @wargonzo |
| explosive_mass | 49.5 kg | ×1 | @warhistoryalconafter |
| flight_altitude | ultra-low altitude | ×1 | @zloyodessit |
| flight_altitude | 100–30 m | ×1 | @RussianArms |
| launch_platforms | Mi-28, Su-34, Orion UAV, ground launcher | ×1 | @oko_gora |
| maneuverability | high maneuverability | ×1 | @zloyodessit |
| mass_scale_attack | took part in a strike of 453 drones and missiles | ×1 | @ponomarb1 |
| mass_warhead_total | 114.3 kg | ×1 | @RussianArms |
| material_sensitivity | Does not trigger from a non-magnetic (titanium) probe; triggers from an ordinary metal rod | ×1 | @bbespilot |
| platform | Su-57E | ×1 | @uav_tech |
| platform_compatibility | Su-57E | ×1 | @wingsofwar |
| production_notes | cost reduction and increased production rate | ×1 | @rybar |
| production_rate_planned | up to 250 units per month | ×1 | @wargonzo |
| production_rate_ukrainian_intel_estimate | up to 80 units per month | ×1 | @wargonzo |
| production_status | serial production | ×1 | @milinfolive |
| quantity | more than 21 units | ×1 | @zloyodessit |
| quantity_applied_actual_estimate_july2026 | ~50+ units | ×1 | @zloyodessit |
| quantity_applied_official_july2026 | 5 units | ×1 | @zloyodessit |
| quantity_intercepted_july2026 | 0 units | ×1 | @zloyodessit |
| quantity_used_july | 148 units | ×1 | @warhistoryalconafter |
| quantity_used_june_combined_with_geran5 | 47 units | ×1 | @warhistoryalconafter |
| range_previous | 200-250 km | ×1 | @oboronka_channel |
| rcs | does not exceed 0.05 sq. m | ×1 | @RussianArms |
| role | prospective precision-guided air-launched munition (also known as "Dan-T") | ×1 | @milinfolive |
| role | small and inexpensive drone-missile | ×1 | @wargonzo |
| size_class | small-sized | ×1 | @milinua |
| trigger_mechanism | Initiation upon change in magnetic field (presumably a three-axis magnetometer or inductive sensor) | ×1 | @bbespilot |
| version | 2026 model, significantly different from 2025 products | ×1 | @milinfolive |
| warhead_type | OFBCh-150 | ×1 | @warhistoryalconafter |
×N – how many different sources (channels, sites or documents) give this value; ×1 means one.
Autonomy and connectivity
| Parameter | Value | Sources | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| Navigation | Inertial (INS) | ×1 | @RussianArms |
| Navigation | Terrain-matching | ×1 | 24tv.ua |
| Navigation | Satellite (GNSS) | ×1 | @RussianArms |
Components and technologies
| Value | Sources | Where |
|---|---|---|
| turbojet engine | ×1 | @VictoryDrones2023 |
| satellite guidance system (GPS) | ×1 | @battle_technic |
| Orion | ×1 | united24media.com |
| Kometa-M8 | ×1 | @RussianArms |
| Swiwin SW800Pro-A95 | ×1 | @RussianArms |
| OFBCh-150 | ×1 | @RussianArms |
| inertial navigation system (INS) | ×1 | @battle_technic |
| active radar seeker | ×1 | @battle_technic |
Maturity
| Parameter | Value | Sources | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| Russia | TRL 9 | ×1 | @texBPLA |
| Russia | TRL 9 | ×1 | @milinfolive |
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