Roketsan’s Man-Portable Short-Range Fire-and-Forget Anti-Tank Guided Missile (MANPATS) KARAOK is in the final phase. TurDef learned that the tests were about to be completed. The missile is expected to be delivered to the armed forces before 2022 ends.
Roketsan’s UMTAS and L-UMTAS have an eight km range, and they are launched from air platforms and land systems. The medium-range OMTAS is fired from land vehicles and tripods. The fourth indigenous anti-tank missile, KARAOK, is designed for the use of a single soldier within the framework of the TEK-ER (Single-Soldier) project. The missile has Infrared Seeker (IIR), does not need to be guided, and has a high precision capacity. The missile was designed for urban warfare and to provide dominance against armoured vehicles on the tactical field.
Technical Specifications
| Diameter | 125 mm |
| Weight | < 16 kg [Missile + Launching Tube] |
| Range | 2,5 km |
| Warhead Type | Armour Piercing Tandem |
| Attack Modes | Direct Attack / Top Attack |
| Operation Modes | Fire-and-Forget |
