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MOSCOW. Oct 16 (Interfax) - Russia's air force is to acquire a new missile defense system, the S-400 Triumph. A program to train servicemen to handle the new system is being launched.
The first S-400's will go to the regiment of the First Air Defense Corps, the press service of the command of Russia's special forces troops told Interfax.
Originally posted by NR
Iran will be the first ones to get it.
Originally posted by Stealth Spy
Originally posted by NR
Iran will be the first ones to get it.
Lol...... apparently Russia will the first ones to use the S-400.
got anything to back up your cliam about Iran getting it, let alone being the "first one" to acquire the S-400 ?
SYRIA SEEKS S-400 ANTI-MISSILE SYSTEM FROM RUSSIA
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February 2005
MOSCOW [MENL] -- Syria has been negotiating the purchase of an advanced anti-missile system from Russia.
Russian industry sources President Bashar Assad sought to procure the S-400 anti-missile defense system during his visit to Russia in January. The sources said Assad was briefed on the S-400 but did not sign any agreement.
"Assad is very interested in the S-400 and apparently Syria has the money to buy this," an industry source said.
The sources said Russia has sought to sell the S-400 to Iran, Syria and the United Arab Emirates. Russia has touted the S-400 as providing a more effective defense than the U.S. PAC-3 anti-missile system.
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The Triumph's leading developer is the Almaz Central Design Bureau. According to Alexander Lemansky, General Designer of the Bureau, the comprehensive manufacturer's tests of the new-generation air defense missile system have demonstrated that it possesses considerably higher performance qualities in terms of the engagement envelope, effectiveness, and a variety of potential targets than was available with the previous generation systems
Originally posted by NWguy83
StealthSpy how come you gave a when you don't even live in Russia?
Originally posted by Stealth Spy
Hmmm...perhaps it incorporates the several stealth detection systems as speculated.