LORA

Israel's long-range precision strike missile — a theater quasi-ballistic system launched from mobile ground launchers, ships, or fighters, delivering a 570 kg warhead with 10-meter accuracy up to 430 km.

Overview

LORA — LOng Range Artillery — is an Israeli theater quasi-ballistic missile developed by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) for precision strikes against high-value targets at ranges of 90 to 430 kilometers, according to CSIS Missile Threat and Army Technology. The system is fielded on a mobile 6×6 truck, aboard naval vessels in containerized launchers, and since 2024, as the air-launched “Air LORA” variant. It is marketed as a competitor to the Russian Iskander and the American PrSM, offering a shoot-and-scoot ground system, ship-based deployment, and fighter carriage with claimed 10-meter circular error probable (CEP).

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