A Multichannel Missile Guidance Station (MMGS) which has 24 channels for illumination of 24 targets
9A82M launcher (typical amount of 8 missiles) which includes radar of illumination, targeting, and internals of the radar[4]
9A83M launcher (typical amount of 12 missiles) which includes radar of illumination, targeting, and internals of the radar[4]
9A84M and 9A85M loader-launcher (technical maximum of 24 missiles)
9M82M and 9M83M air defense missiles
Maintenance, repair, and transport of vehicles
Group SPTA set
Electronic trainer for MMGS operators
Set of missile handling equipment
Technical ability to use 1-2 additional battalions.
Missile
The 9M82M missile is intended to defeat tactical, theater, and medium-range ballistic missiles, as well as aerodynamic targets at a range of up to 200 km. The Antey-2500 system is mounted on a tracked cross-country vehicle equipped with self-contained power supply and navigation systems, as well as surveying and positioning equipment.
S-300V4: in service since 2014; 400 km range;[6][7] Antey-4000 are the export version.[8]
Operational history
In early October 2016, a battery of Russian S-300V4 missile system was deployed to Syria,[9] at the Russian naval base in Tartus.[10] In early December 2020, the system entered combat duty on the Kuril Islands.[11]
On August 18, 2023, a Ukrainian drone captured videos of HIMARS artillery rockets destroying S-300V4 surface-to-air missiles in the Russo-Ukrainian War.[12]
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Current operators: India, Egypt, Russia, Venezuela
Future operators: Algeria
Failed bids: Turkey, Saudi Arabia
Map with S-300VM operators in blue
Current operators
Russia: ordered more than three S-300V4 divisions by 2015[13]
77th Air defense brigade (Korenovsk) and 988th Air defense Regiment (Gyumri) in the Southern Military District[14][15]
202nd Air defense brigade (Naro-Fominsk) and 1545th Air defense Regiment (Znamensk) in the Western Military District
1724th Air defense regiment (Birobidzhan and Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk) and air defense unit stationed in the Jewish Autonomous Region in the Eastern Military District[16]
28th Air defense Brigade (Mirny / Kirov oblast) in the Central Military District
Modernization of all S-300V to the version S-300V4 was to end in 2012.[17]
Egypt: Antey-2500 missile system was ordered in 2014, as part of a multi-billion Egyptian-Russian arms deal signed later that year.[18][19] The $1 billion contract comprises 4 batteries, a command post, and other external elements.[20][21] In 2015, Russia started delivering the system components, and Egyptian soldiers began their training in Russian training centers.[22] By the end of 2017, all batteries were delivered to Egypt.[23] Russia is in talks with Egypt on the delivery of additional Antey-2500 systems.[24]
Venezuela: 2 S-300VM in 1 air defense battalion at Base Aérea Militar Capitán Manuel Ríos[25]
India: 6 S-300VM Regiments. 18 Launchers in each regiment. Bought in late 2006.
Potential operators
Algeria: In November 2015 Algeria was negotiating the purchase of several battalions of this system.[26]
