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9N730
The 9N730 (RU: 9Н730) is a Russian Federation, nose-fuzed, fin-stabilised, high explosive fragmentation (HE-Frag) submunition, which is known to be held within the warhead assembly of the 9M723 (RU: 9М723)-series of ballistic missiles (see 'Usage' area). Overview The 9N730 submunition was first seen by Fenix Insight in the Zaporizhzhia region on the 5th October 2022 as part of a crashed, failed, or shot down 9M723-series missile. Though...
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