IAI LORA

IAI LORA, short for LOng Range Artillery, is a theater quasi-ballistic missile developed by Israel Aerospace Industries. Development began in 2002, and the missile has a range of 400 kilometres and a circular error probable of 10 metres when a combination of GPS and TV is used for terminal guidance. It can be launched from a ship inside a standard intermodal container, and an air-launched variant called Air LORA was unveiled in June 2024. Azerbaijan revealed in 2018 that it had bought the system, and LORA was used in the final days of the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war against a bridge in the Lachin corridor. In June 2023 India Bharat Electronics signed a memorandum of understanding with IAI to produce it under license, and in December 2025 Greece decided to purchase the system.