Rafael Unveils Super Ice Cruise Missile
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems announced the Super Ice cruise missile on November 11, 2026, with reported air-, sea- and land-launch options.
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Rafael Advanced Defense Systems announced Super Ice on November 11, 2026. The company describes the weapon as part of its Ice Breaker missile family.
Key details
- Reports describe Super Ice with a 454-kilogram (1,000-pound) warhead compatible with an MK83 warhead.
- Reported launch options include aircraft, ships and ground-based launchers.
- Reported features include autonomous navigation, low-altitude terrain-following flight, all-weather operation and electro-optical image-matching guidance.
- Rafael chairman Yuval Steinitz and Air Systems Division head Gad Geva described the missile as intended for long-range stand-off missions and designed for integration across a range of aircraft.
Super Ice is reported to carry a 454-kilogram (1,000-pound) warhead.
Why it matters
Rafael describes Super Ice as able to use launch systems, mission-planning infrastructure and logistics from the existing Ice Breaker family. The reported warhead weighs about four times as much as the 113-kilogram warhead described for the earlier Ice Breaker.
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