Almaz-Antey Air and Space Defence Corporation will present the advanced Antey-4000 long-range anti-aircraft missile system (ADMS) at the EDEX 2025 international defense exhibition in Cairo. The complex is designed to destroy tactical and strategic aviation aircraft.
The corporation noted that Antey-4000 also copes with reconnaissance and strike complexes and loitering jammer, as well as cruise, ballistic and aeroballistic missiles.
They noted that at the corporation's stand it will also be possible to see models of the Viking air defense system, designed to defend troops and facilities, including in conditions of electronic and fire counteraction.
Also, Almaz Antey will present Tor-E2, Tor-M2K anti-aircraft missile systems (ADMS) and Tor-M2KM autonomous combat modules at the exhibition.
Characteristics of ADMS Antey-4000:
- Maximum range of destruction of aerodynamic targets - up to 380 km (with 9M82MDE missile)
- Maximum range of destruction of ballistic targets - up to 45 km
- Maximum altitude of target engagement - up to 33 km
- Maximum speed of engaged ballistic targets - up to 4800 m/s (about 17,000 km/h)
- Maximum missile speed (heavy) - up to 2600 m/s (approximately 9360 km/h)
As a reminder, Antey-4000 was developed on the basis of the S-300V4 ADMS. The complex can effectively operate autonomously or as part of an echeloned air defense system.
