R95-300 Engine

In July 1979, the Motor Sich plant began manufacturing the compact turbofan engines of the R95-300 family.



These engines, developed by the ANTK "Soyuz" design bureau under the leadership of O.N. Favorsky, were designed for various missile platforms. The initial models were tailored for installation on the following cruise missiles:

• Kh-55: A strategic air-launched missile for long-range missions.
• Kh-59M: Part of the Ovod-M tactical aviation complex, used for precise ground strikes.
• Kh-35: Integrated into the ship-based Uran system for anti-ship warfare.
• ITs-35: A target missile based on the Kh-35 design, used for military training and testing.
• Kh-65: A tactical modification of the Kh-55 strategic missile, adapted for shorter-range operations.

This family of engines represents a significant step in the evolution of compact propulsion systems for cruise missiles, combining efficiency, reliability, and versatility.

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