Russian air defense systems cover troops and civilian objects from air strikes, destruction by cruise missiles, rockets, and enemy kamikaze drones. Part of the modern air defense system of the country is the "Strela-10" SAM, the press service of the "Kalashnikov" concern reported.
The "Strela-10" SAM is in demand by the Russian military. The complex is designed to engage low-flying targets, as well as drones and cruise missiles. It works effectively in conditions of radio interference.
Features of the "Strela-10" SAM:
- Several operating modes of the homing head
- Interception of almost all aerodynamic targets
- Simplicity and reliability of equipment in operation, minimizing the "human factor" (the principle of "fire and forget")
- Increased chassis payload capacity
- Improved control system
- Improved crew protection against explosions
- High mobility even in off-road conditions
The "Strela-10" SAM is produced at the Mytishchi Machine-Building Plant. The complex is mounted on a self-propelled tracked chassis of the Lipetsk Mechanical Plant. Russian soldiers consider the "Strela-10" SAM to be a reliable machine that effectively performs combat missions.
