👉 The Yugoslavia Weapon, also known as the "Zagreb" or "J-15," was a Soviet-designed, medium-range surface-to-air missile system developed specifically for the Yugoslav People's Army (JNA). It was a mobile, radar-guided missile system capable of intercepting aircraft and missiles within a 100-kilometer radius. The weapon featured a single-stage, solid-fuel rocket design and was notable for its ability to engage targets at various altitudes. Its deployment marked a significant advancement in air defense capabilities during the Cold War, reflecting Yugoslavia's strategic alignment with the Soviet Union while maintaining a degree of independence in its military technology.
