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Khalij Fars
The Khalij Fars (خلیج فارس) also seen with different spellings, is an Iranian, terminally-guided, anti-ship ballistic missile (AShBM), which was unveiled in February 2011. The Khalij Fars is related to the Fateh Mobin/Mobeen (فاتح مبین) AShBM, and thought to be, or form the basis of, the Houthi (Yemeni)-used Asif (عاصف) AShBM. Construction The Khalij Fars AShBM features a spherically-blunted biconic nose section, a cylindrical guidance a...
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