In the training center of the Anti-aircraft Missile Forces of the Military Academy of Aerospace Defense named after G. K. Zhukov, work was carried out on the development of the S-350 Vityaz anti-aircraft missile system by the teaching staff and the preparation of the educational and material base for the training of military specialists.
The first set of the latest S-350 air defense system was delivered to the training center in early 2020, where the personnel of the units that will undergo planned rearmament will be retrained.
The capabilities of the S-350 system make it possible to effectively deal with all types of air targets, and first of all with cruise missiles.
The main features of the system are: all-angle shooting and increased fire performance (due to the use of anti-aircraft guided missiles with an active homing head); increased ammunition of anti-aircraft guided missiles (4 times more than in the S-400 anti-aircraft missile system); increased survivability (due to the use of 2-3 multifunctional radars in the division).
In 2021, the Aerospace Forces are planning to enter service with two regimental sets of the S-400 Triumph anti-aircraft missile system and 18 ZRPK Pantsir-S anti-aircraft missile gun systems.
In addition, it is planned to re-equip the first anti-aircraft missile regiment with the latest S-350 Vityaz anti-aircraft missile system.
For reference: The S-350 Vityaz is the latest mobile, multi-channel medium-range anti-aircraft missile system developed by the Almaz-Antey Concern of the East Kazakhstan Region for the anti-aircraft missile forces of the Russian Aerospace Forces. The system is designed to protect the most important state, administrative, industrial, military facilities and groups of troops from the attacks of modern and promising means of air attack of a likely enemy.
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