Guided Anti-Tank Missiles are a class of guided missiles designed and produced for the purpose of incapacitating or destroying tanks. The primary mission of these weapons is to render heavily armored main battle tanks and armored combat vehicles ineffective. They are typically launched by an individual over the shoulder, from a tripod-mounted platform established by a team, or from aircraft, often based on their firing ranges. Next-generation anti-tank guided missiles possess long ranges and advanced technical capabilities, enabling them to disable modern main battle tanks with just one shot. Roketsan OMTAS Anti-Tank Missile System. 

OMTAS is an effective medium-range anti-tank missile system designed to counter armored vehicle threats on the battlefield. The missile is equipped with an infrared seeker head, allowing it to operate in all weather conditions. It can engage in operations during day and night, without discrimination. The OMTAS missile system consists of a launch system, transportation containers, and training simulators. The data link between the launcher and missile provides the user with flexible operational capabilities. The system can lock onto the target before or after launch and includes modes such as fire-and-forget and target update for point-of-impact selection.