Brazil Develops Air-Launched Anti-Ship Missile Systems with SIATT for Fleet Air Arm
Brazil's SIATT and the Navy's DSAM are collaborating to develop air-launched anti-ship missiles called MARSUP. A protocol signed on 23 February aims for information exchange and joint development. This follows a technical cooperation agreement made on 20 February 2025, defining operational concepts for MARSUP and a surface-to-air missile. SIATT's MANSUP missile, with a 70 km range and an extended-range version in development, will equip the Tamandaré-class frigates and Avibras Astros II rocket systems.
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Brazil's SIATT and the Directorate of Navy Weapons Systems (DSAM) are developing air-launched anti-ship missile systems, known as MARSUP, for the Fleet Air Arm Command. A protocol signed on 23 February initiates studies and information exchanges for this development, following a technical cooperation agreement on 20 February 2025.
The MARSUP program will build on the existing MANSUP surface-to-surface missile, which has a range of approximately 70 km and is being developed into an extended-range version (MANSUP-ER) exceeding 200 km. MANSUP will arm the upcoming Tamandaré-class frigates and Avibras Astros II rocket systems.
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