Group : Anti-Tank Guided Missiles
Status : Active
Also Known As : 9M123, AT-15 Springer, Khrisantema-S
Origin : Russia
Contractor : KBM
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 2005
Total Production : ?

The Khrizantema is an advanced, long range, supersonic anti-tank missile system intended for operation in day/night, all weather, and severe natural and man-made countermeasures environments. It can effectively engage last generation tanks such as Abrams, Leopard 2 and Challenger thanks to its tandem shaped charge warhead. The Khrizantema missile can accommodate a high explosive warhead too. It features two independent guidance modes: automatic through millimeter waves and semi-automatic through a laser beam riding guidance system.

The Khrizantema supersonic missile can also engage bunkers and low flying helicopters. The missile system has been designed to engage up to 15 targets within a few minutes, while 2 Khrizantema missiles can be fired simultaneously employing different guidance modes. The Khrizantema was deployed with the Russian Army in 1998 aboard modified BMP-3 armored vehicles with a roof mounted radar system as well as other equipment and sensors. The modified BMP-3 Khrizantema carrier vehicle only needs a crew of 2-man with 2 Khrizantema missiles ready-to-fire. Reloading operations can be done automatically under armor protection.

Group : Anti-Tank Guided Missiles
Status : Active
Also Known As : 9M123M
Origin : Russia
Contractor : KBM
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : August 2023
Total Production : ?

The Khrizantema-M is a further evolution of the Khrizantema anti-tank missile system featuring dual guidance system and extended range. The guidance system combines millimeter wave radar along with laser beam riding. The Khrizantema-M along with the upgraded Mi-28N attack helicopter can take armored vehicles at a range of up to 10 kilometers. The new anti-tank missile was introduced along with the upgraded Mi-28 (Mi-28NM) in August 2018. The missile using the 9M123M designation can penetrate up to 1.1 meters of reinforced armor. The missile was ready for fielding in August 2023.

Group : Anti-Tank Guided Missiles
Status : Active
Also Known As : 9M123MF
Origin : Russia
Contractor : KBM
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : August 2023
Total Production : ?

The 9M123MF is an air-to-surface missile intended to defeat enemy firing points and fortification as well as vehicles and troops from distances of up to 10 kilometers. The 9M123MF missile is intended for use by Mi-28N and Mi-28NM attack helicopters. The new missile was ready for fielding within the Russian Armed Forces along the 9M123M anti-tank missile in August 2023.