Specifications of Egypt's 122 mm Sakr-45 Rocket Accused of Delivering to Russia

Specifications of Egypt's 122 mm Sakr-45 Rocket Accused of Delivering to Russia
Specifications of Egypt's 122 mm Sakr-45 Rocket Accused of Delivering to Russia

International Military - Egypt is one of the Middle Eastern countries that has sophisticated military power. So do not be surprised if this country is accused of sending its military weapons to Russia.

Some time ago, The Washington Post reported that Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi would supply 40,000 high-explosive rockets. Most of the rockets that will be delivered to Russia will be the 122mm Sakr-45 rocket variant.

Egyptian Sakr-45 122mm Rocket Specifications The Sakr-45 122 mm rocket is a Delta IV type rocket produced by the Sakr factory. This rocket is specially made to contain high explosive power, so it can significantly damage the target.

Since its inception in 1953, Sakr has produced several rocket variants including -18, -36 and -45 variants with effective ranges of 17, 31 and 42 kilometers respectively. The Sakr-10 and Sakr-18 models have the appearance of folding fins. Whereas the Sakr-36 and Sakr-45 have a shape like a straight fin that can accommodate quite a lot of explosives.

For Sakr-45 itself can accommodate up to 98 sub ammunition. Therefore, this one rocket has the most explosive capacity when compared to the product variants ever made by Sakr Egypt. Despite having more payload, this 122 mm Sakr-45 variant is slim and simple. Even so simple, this rocket can be installed on light vehicles or ordinary armored vehicles.

As for its use, the Sakr-45 is usually used to hijack or clear anti-tank mines. With this function, this rocket is suitable for use by Russia which is currently undergoing war with Ukraine.

Following are the complete specifications of the Sakr-45 122mm Rocket

  • Production: Egypt
  • Product Name : Sakr-45 122mm
  • Rocket Type: Delta IV
  • Service : 1953 (Started Production)
  • Range: 45 Kilometers
  • Payload: 98 Sub Ammunition

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