Russian Defense Ministry
Russia's Iskander-M short-range ballistic missile will be unmatched until at least 2025, Russian state-owned media TASS reported in March.
"According to designers, foreign states will be able to create its counterpart no earlier than in 2025," Russian Ground Forces Commander-in-Chief Col. Gen. Oleg Salyukov said.
Salyukov's statement came just a few days after Russian troops successfully test fired the Iskander-M at the Kapustin Yar testing grounds in southern Russia.
The missile hit its target about 62 miles away, according to RT, another Russian state-owned media outlet.
"Everything is fine. The missile has found its target," the commanding officer said.
Here's what the test fire looked like and what the ballistic missile can do: