Israel Aerospace Industries unveils LAHAT ALPHA, a laser-guided anti-tank missile with a range of over 20 km. Easy to use and versatile, it can be launched from
Jerusalem, 21 October, 2025 (TPS-IL) — Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has introduced LAHAT ALPHA, a new laser-guided anti-tank missile. The missile can hit targets over 20 km away and can be launched from vehicles or helicopters. It follows a laser beam from ground or air spotters and is easy to use, needing less than a week of training.
LAHAT ALPHA is two meters long, weighs 25 kg, and comes with warheads that can destroy tanks, buildings, coastal targets, or moving threats.
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