What are the characteristics of Russian "bowler" X-3 1 air-to-ship missiles?

The "Bowler" X-3 1 missile is the longest-range air-to-ship missile in the world, which was successfully developed by Russia in the late 1980s. Its maximum range is about 300 kilometers. During the Gulf War, multinational forces successfully used air-to-ship missiles such as penguins, calves and seagulls to roam in the Gulf. Formed a situation of controlling the sea with air. Due to the excellent performance of air-to-ship missiles, it has become a "trump card" for "controlling the sea with air".

Russia's "Bowler" X-3 1 missile was successfully developed, which just made up for the shortage of air-to-ship missiles. The biggest feature of the missile is that the power plant adopts rocket ramjet combined engine, which makes the range reach (70 ~ 100) km and the flight speed reach three times the speed of sound, so it is difficult to intercept with general air defense firepower.

This missile has a total length of 5.2 meters (Type A), a diameter of 0.36 meters and a total weight of 600 kilograms. The warhead weighs 150kg, and a small warship can sink if it hits one. Russia is changing this missile into an air-to-air missile for anti-early warning aircraft. The United States purchased a batch of such missiles for research and copied similar targets for the military.