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AGM-130 vs Kh-25

AGM-130 vs Kh-25 at a glance — range 65 vs 11 km, warhead 908 vs 100 kg, launch weight 1,312 vs 400 kg.

Specifications
AGM-130 Kh-25
Origin 🇺🇸 United States 🇷🇺 Russia🇷🇺 Ex-USSR
Category Air-to-Surface Air-to-Surface
Type Air-to-surface missile Air-to-surface missile
Manufacturer Rockwell Zvezda-Strela
Service year 1994 1975
Number produced 502 units -- units
Estimated unit price $0.5 million NA
Range 65.0 km 11.0 km
Maximum speed NA Mach 1.3
Weight 1,312 kg 400 kg
Warhead 908.0 kg 100.0 kg
Length 3.90 m 3.50 m
Diameter 457 mm 300 mm
Guidance GPS/INS, CCD TV, Imaging infrared Laser, TV or radio command guidance (variant-dependent)
Warhead type High Explosive / Fragmentation High Explosive
Scale Comparison
AGM-130 3.90 m KH-25 3.50 m 1.75 m
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which has longer range, the AGM-130 or Kh-25?
The AGM-130 has a longer range at 65 km compared to the Kh-25's 11 km.
Which has a larger warhead, the AGM-130 or Kh-25?
The AGM-130 carries a larger warhead at 908 kg compared to the Kh-25's 100 kg.
Which is heavier, the AGM-130 or Kh-25?
The AGM-130 is heavier at 1,312 kg compared to the Kh-25's 400 kg.
Which is longer, the AGM-130 or Kh-25?
The AGM-130 is longer at 3.90 meters compared to the Kh-25's 3.50 meters.
What guidance systems do the AGM-130 and Kh-25 use?
The AGM-130 uses GPS/INS, CCD TV, Imaging infrared guidance while the Kh-25 uses Laser, TV or radio command guidance (variant-dependent) guidance.
Which entered service first, the AGM-130 or Kh-25?
The Kh-25 entered service first in 1975, 19 years before the AGM-130 which entered service in 1994.