YJ-21
| YJ-21 | |
|---|---|
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| النوع | Anti-ship ballistic missile | 
| مكان الأصل | People's Republic of China | 
| تاريخ الخدمة | |
| في الخدمة | 2022- | 
| يستخدمه | People's Liberation Army Navy | 
| المواصفات | |
| الطول | c. 8.3 متر (27 ft) | 
| الرأس الحربي | Conventional | 
المدى العملياتي  | c. 1،500 كيلومتر (930 mi) | 
| السرعة | Mach 6 – Mach 10 (7،400–12،300 km/h) | 
منصة الإطلاق  | Type 055 destroyer air platforms  | 
The YJ-21 (الصينية: 鹰击-21; پنين: Yīngjī-èryāo; lit. 'eagle strike 21') is a Chinese hypersonic anti-ship ballistic missile.[1][2] The missile system is reportedly capable of engaging land targets and surface warships with a hypersonic, maneuverable, conventional warhead.[3] The missile is possibly based on an export-oriented ballistic missile produced by China, named CM-401, but with more advanced features and capabilities.[4] Publications of the PLA Navy suggested the YJ-21 is derived from DF-21D anti-ship ballistic missiles. The missile is claimed with a flight speed of Mach 6, and a terminal speed of Mach 10.[5] The missile was revealed by Chinese Navy ahead of its 73rd anniversary, launching from a universal vertical launch system of the Type 055 destroyer.[1][6] An export version called YJ-21E was showcased in Airshow China 2022.[7]
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