TSAMTO, November 13. Almaz-Antey East Kazakhstan Region Concern JSC will participate in the Dubai Airshow 2025 international aviation and space exhibition, which will be held in the United Arab Emirates from November 17 to 21.
In Dubai, the Concern will present models of military assets from the S-400 Triumph long-range anti-aircraft missile system, which is designed to destroy modern and promising air attack systems. In particular, the S-400 can destroy jamming aircraft, radar surveillance and guidance aircraft, reconnaissance aircraft, including those included in reconnaissance and strike complexes, tactical and operational-tactical ballistic missiles, medium-range ballistic missiles, stealth aircraft, and others. SVN in conditions of intense radio interference.
At the Concern's stand, it will also be possible to see models of the Viking medium-range anti-aircraft missile system (SAM), which is designed to defend troops and facilities, including in conditions of electronic and fire countermeasures. This all-weather, highly mobile, multi-channel complex is capable of solving the tasks of destroying modern and promising tactical and strategic aircraft, including those made using stealth technology, tactical ballistic and cruise missiles, helicopters, reconnaissance and attack complexes and UAVs, high-contrast ground and surface targets. The combat control center (MCS) of the complex can provide direct interaction with short-range air defense combat vehicles, radar stations and battery command posts, allowing for the organization of layered air defense. The self-propelled firing system, as well as the illumination and guidance radar, have integrated elements of the command post, which makes it possible to organize operational mobile air defense groups without remote control. The combat assets of the complex can be manufactured on the basis of an all-terrain tracked or wheeled chassis and have the ability to remotely control combat operations from remote workstations.
At the Dubai Airshow 2025, the Concern will demonstrate models of short-range air defense systems "Tor-E2", "Tor-M2K" and autonomous combat modules of the air defense system "Tor-M2KM" mounted on an automobile chassis, semi-trailer and ship deck.
The Tor family of air defense systems are designed for air defense of both important facilities and troops, including on the march, from attacks by aircraft, helicopters, cruise, anti-radar and other guided missiles, gliding and guided aerial bombs, as well as UAVs in difficult meteorological and interference conditions. The deployment time of these air defense systems from a marching position to a combat position is no more than three minutes. In its class, the Tor is distinguished by high mobility, ease of operation, cost-effectiveness, and the ability to fire on the move.
In addition, a model of the Typhoon-PVO(E) anti-aircraft gunners combat vehicle based on the KAMAZ-4386 armored vehicle, which is designed to directly cover units from the SVN in all types of combat, including on the march, will be presented. Typhoon-PVO(E) is equipped with an Aqueduct family radio station, Azimuth navigation equipment, and a machine gun with a sighting system for a Kord-type machine gun. The combat vehicle provides transportation for five people: a squad commander, two anti-aircraft gunners, a machine gunner, and an electrician driver.
At the Concern's stand, it will be possible to get acquainted with the means of airspace control, which, among other things, are used to detect, measure coordinates, track, identify airborne objects and promising airborne vehicles, including those made using stealth technology, when exposed to intense active, passive and combined interference, as well as fire suppression.
In particular, models of the radar complex (RLC) 103ZH6E, radar 55ZH6UME, 59N6-TE, 1L122-1E, protection equipment complex (KSZ) 1K145E, helicopter radar reconnaissance complex for ground targets (VC RRNTS) 1K130E will be presented.
The mobile multi-position radar 103ZH6E makes it possible to detect and track promising IEDs, including small-sized and inconspicuous ones developed using stealth technology, determine the nationality of air objects, and locate active noise jammers in a complex interference environment. The complex is capable of operating in various wave ranges (meter and centimeter), which allows for high accuracy of coordinate measurement at a long detection range.
The mobile three-axis radar of medium and high altitudes of the 55ZH6UME standby mode is designed to detect and track various classes of air objects, small and inconspicuous, made using stealth technology, in various interference conditions, measure three coordinates of air objects and their nationality, and locate sources of radio interference radiation.
The 59H6-TE mobile three-axis radar of the decimeter wave range of medium and high altitudes is designed to equip radio engineering units when working as part of automated groups, and solves the tasks of detecting aerodynamic, ballistic and hypersonic targets.
The small-sized multifunctional three-axis radar 1L122-1E is used to detect aerial objects, including UAVs, as well as radar support flights at field and temporary airfields.
The KSZ 1K145E is designed to protect command posts of motorized rifle formations, artillery regiments, divisional artillery groups and anti-aircraft missile systems by timely detecting attacking elements of precision weapons, as well as their radio and optoelectronic suppression.
VK RRNTS 1K130E is used to conduct radar reconnaissance of moving and stationary ground objects, process information and promptly inform command posts and other consumers about the targets being tracked.
In Dubai, Almaz-Antey will also present products for detecting ground targets: full-scale samples of the Fara-VR, Sova, 1L277 radars and models of the Aistenok radar, SNAR-10M1, RLK 1L260-E, 1K148E radars.
These tools allow for reconnaissance of firing positions of mortars, artillery, multiple launch rocket systems, anti-aircraft missile systems, launch positions of enemy missiles upon firing (salvo, launch), as well as firing maintenance (impact control) of their similar weapons. In addition, they are capable of detecting land (surface) stationary and moving targets at any time of the day and in any weather, including in the absence of optical visibility. The Sova and 1L277 radars can be used as security stations both independently and as part of integrated facility control systems, according to a press release from Almaz-Antey Concern of East Kazakhstan Region.
