The Financial Times, citing internal Russian defense industry documents, reports that Moscow pursued a supply plan under export code K-10 for parts needed to build 90 APU-L twin launchers for the LMUR (Izdeliye 305) for Iran. Production and supply were scheduled from late 2024 to December 2025. The APU-L can carry two LMUR missiles at once and is designed for attack helicopters.
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๐ข Ukrainian hacking and intelligence group Dallas Analysis reports that Iran ordered 90 APU-305 laun
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๐ข Ukrainian hacking and intelligence group Dallas Analysis reports that Iran ordered 90 APU-305 launchers in 2024 for the KH-39 LMUR missile (also known as product-305). The launcher can be used on Mil-28 and Ka-52 helicopters as well as ground-based LMUR launchers. The documents list the buyer under code K-10, which is linked to Iranian arms orders in documents concerning the Su-35 and Yak-130, and also mention repair and support services from Vympel.