S-300

US Clears Potential $2.68B Ukraine Air Defense Deal Featuring S-300 Clone Missiles 

The US State Department has approved a potential $2.68-billion sale to Ukraine of an air defense upgrade package.

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IRIS-T Missile: A Compact, Agile Spear in the Sky

This guide breaks down the IRIS-T missile, highlighting its capabilities, limitations, and strategic role in shaping modern air combat worldwide.

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Iran Showcases Upgraded Bavar-373 Air Defense System During Drills

Iran unveiled an upgraded version of its domestically-developed Bavar-373 air defense missile system during the “Eqtedar” military drills.

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Greece Picks Armenia Over Ukraine to Receive Obsolete Air Defense Systems

Despite continued calls for military aid to Ukraine, NATO-member Greece has selected Russian-ally Armenia to receive its obsolete air defense systems.

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Ukraine Reports First Kill Inside Russia Using Western Weapons

Ukraine has reported its first-ever kill inside Russia using Western-supplied weapons.

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Bulgaria to Provide Air Defense Missiles to Ukraine

Bulgaria's parliament decided to send aging, Soviet-era air-defense missile systems to Ukraine, its first such shipment to Kyiv.

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Russia Pulls S-300 From Syria With Likely Black Sea Deployment

Russia has reportedly shipped away an S-300 surface-to-air missile system deployed in Syria to the Black Sea.

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Russian S-300 Air Defense System Targets Israeli Jets in Syria: Report 

A Russian S-300 air defense system reportedly fired at Israeli Air Force jets as they returned from an air operation in Syria.

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US Sending Soviet-Made Air Defense Systems to Ukraine: Report

The US is sending “secretly acquired” Soviet-made short-range air defense equipment to Ukraine to help it protect against Russian air attacks.

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Slovakia Sets Terms for Sending S-300s to Ukraine

Slovakia said it is willing to provide its Russian-made S-300 anti-aircraft missile system to Ukraine but only on the condition that it receive a substitute to avoid a NATO security gap.

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