SS-N-23

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SS-N-23
Type Strategic SLBM
Range 8,300km
Warheads 4 (tested with 10)
Yield 100 Kt each
Propulsion three-stage liquid propellant
Guidance system Astroinertial
CEP 500 metres
Length 14.8 metres
Diameter 1.9 m
Weight 40.3 tonnes
Payload 2800 kg
Manufacturer Krasnoyarsk Machine-Building Plant
In service 1986
States Soviet Union / CIS

The SS-N-23 is a liquid propellant, submarine-launched ballistic missile in use by Russia. The SS-N-23 was designed for use by the Russian Delta IV submarine, each of which is capable of carrying 16 missiles. It carries four 100kT warhead and has a range of about 8,500 kilometers.


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