YJ-91 Ying Ji 91 - Chinese missile based on the Kh-31P. They are also reported to have developed an anti-shipping version with an indigenous active seeker, and are looking to develop this for use in submarines. The name YJ-91 was already in use by 1997, and may have been a Chinese name for the original Russian missiles designated X-31 by the Russians. By 2005, the name YJ-93 was being applied to missiles made in China, but Western reports generally don't distinguish between YJ-91 and YJ-93.An active/passive air-to-air version for use against slow-moving support aircraft, a so-called "AACWS", was announced at the 1992 Moscow air show with 200 km (110 nmi; 120 mi) r. That would be less than the 300 <unk>400 kilometres (120 <unk>250 nmi); and are looking to develop this for use in submarines. The name YJ-91 was already in use by 1997, and may have been a Chinese name for the original Russian missiles designated X-31 by the Russians. By 2005, the name YJ-93 ti a ti wa ni
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