Fath 360

The Fath 360, also written Fath-360 and known as the BM-120, is a short-range tactical ballistic missile of Iran that uses satellite guidance. It was announced on Army Day of the Islamic Republic of Iran, 18 April 2022, and is built by the Aerospace Industries Organization. It is described as a shorter relative of the Fateh family of short-range ballistic missiles, light and small enough that several can ride on one truck-based launcher, with launch containers holding one missile each in groups of two, three, four or six. The source gives its range as 30 to 120 kilometres with a 150 kilogram warhead, and reports guidance by satellite navigation with an inertial system as a backup. Its operational record includes a test firing in 2022, reported use against Kurdish opposition positions in northern Iraq, and reports that Iran supplied missiles to Russia in 2024.