Kh-59 Ovod

Summary

Kh-59 Ovod is a missile model^[1]. It draws 201 Wikipedia views per month (missile_model category, ranking #120 of 688).^[2]

Key Facts

• Kh-59 Ovod's instance of is recorded as missile model^[3].
• Kh-59 Ovod is operated by Algerian Air Force^[4].
• Kh-59 Ovod is operated by Indian Air Force^[5].
• Kh-59 Ovod is operated by Indonesian Air Force^[6].
• Kh-59 Ovod is operated by People's Liberation Army Air Force^[7].
• Kh-59 Ovod is operated by Royal Malaysian Air Force^[8].
• Kh-59 Ovod is operated by Russian Air Force^[9].
• Kh-59 Ovod is operated by Bolivarian National Military Aviation of Venezuela^[10].
• Kh-59 Ovod is operated by Vietnam People's Air Force^[11].
• Tabanidae is named after Kh-59 Ovod^[12].
• Kh-59 Ovod's manufacturer is recorded as Soviet Union^[13].
• Kh-59 Ovod is a type of cruise missile^[14].
• Kh-59 Ovod is a type of anti-ship missile^[15].
• Kh-59 Ovod's designed by is recorded as MKB Raduga^[16].
• Kh-59 Ovod's Commons category is recorded as Raduga Kh-59^[17].
• Kh-59 Ovod's country of origin is recorded as Soviet Union^[18].
• Kh-59 Ovod's NATO reporting name is recorded as Kingbolt^[19].
• Kh-59 Ovod's NATO reporting name is recorded as Kazoo^[20].
• Kh-59 Ovod's service entry is recorded as January 1, 1991^[21].
• Kh-59 Ovod's native label is recorded as Х-59^[22].

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Designation and Status

Kh-59 Ovod's instance of is recorded as missile model^[3].

History and Context

Tabanidae is named after Kh-59 Ovod^[12].

Why It Matters

Kh-59 Ovod draws 201 Wikipedia views per month (missile_model category, ranking #120 of 688).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 22 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[23] It is known by 61 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[24]