IAI Wind Demon

IAI Wind Demon is an Israeli long-range air-launched cruise missile developed by Israel Aerospace Industries to neutralize a wide range of targets at long ranges with minimal resources. It was first unveiled at the Farnborough Air Show in July 2024. The missile weighs 140 kilograms, carries a warhead of more than 20 kilograms that can deliver blast, fragmentation or penetrative effects, and has a range exceeding 200 kilometres. Its electro-optical homing seeker offers imaging infrared, high definition visible light and semi-active laser modes with automatic target recognition, and a circular error probable of 1 metre. It is launched from helicopters or fixed-wing aircraft, flies at low altitude on a predetermined mission plan with selectable fast, slow and fast speed profiles, and allows man-in-the-loop control. IAI markets a surface-to-surface variant for naval combat called Sea Demon.