Iranian Air Defense Systems

[skyshadow]

You Furs Majoos we don't want your system hahahaha we can buy Chinese cheap and good

well good luck with that way of thinking in Iraq we already seeing what happens when you buy Chines drones let see how there air defense system look like in couple of years.

 

[Malik Alashter]

well good luck with that way of thinking in Iraq we already seeing what happens when you buy Chines drones let see how there air defense system look like in couple of years.

I've been sarcastic

 

[arashkamangir]

well good luck with that way of thinking in Iraq we already seeing what happens when you buy Chines drones let see how there air defense system look like in couple of years.

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zo...ssion-capable-as-other-buyers-give-up-on-them

 

[Malik Alashter]

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zo...ssion-capable-as-other-buyers-give-up-on-them

Blame the corruption not the planes when they get the money to buy spares they keep the money for them then to hell with Iraq security and Iraqis at all that's the kind of people we have

 

[skyshadow]

I've been sarcastic

yes i got that, that's way i said good luck with that way of thinking as i understood that you mean there way of thinking and not a personal opinion.

 

[Battle of Waterloo]

Blame the corruption not the planes when they get the money to buy spares they keep the money for them then to hell with Iraq security and Iraqis at all that's the kind of people we have

In more favourable political circumstances Iraq would buy drones from Iran. S-129 would be similar price to CH-4 (Hamaseh much cheaper) and Iran would be far more reliable than any other country in helping with maintenance and spare parts.

When Daesh was storming through Iraq, Iran was the first country in the world to help (sending tanks and fighter jets etc).

 

[TruthHurtz]

In more favourable political circumstances Iraq would buy drones from Iran. S-129 would be similar price to CH-4 (Hamaseh much cheaper) and Iran would be far more reliable than any other country in helping with maintenance and spare parts.

When Daesh was storming through Iraq, Iran was the first country in the world to help (sending tanks and fighter jets etc).

Iraq won't risk US sanctions, even after 2021 the US will do everything in their power to prevent Iran from acquiring modern weapons. They did this back in the early 90s after the fall of the Soviets, when Russian arms were going for cheap because of their weak economy.

 

[Battle of Waterloo]

Iraq won't risk US sanctions, even after 2021 the US will do everything in their power to prevent Iran from acquiring modern weapons. They did this back in the early 90s after the fall of the Soviets, when Russian arms were going for cheap because of their weak economy.

Iran already exports a lot of military equipment to Iraq, just no 'big ticket' items. Something like Hamaseh or Ababil (instead of S-129) might similarly not result in US sanctions against Iraq.

 

[SubWater]

3rd of Khordad system can fire multiple missiles from Taer series to Sayyad 2 series.

did I said something else?
When your system can fire two different missiles is not strange to have third type of missile for that too !!!!
I said that b/c in above our brothers were discussing about range of missiles, and that was confusing.

 

[TheImmortal]

Iran withdraws S-300 from Gulf coast
Sean O’Connor, Indianapolis - Jane's Defence Weekly
19 August 2019
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In a possible sign that Tehran no longer sees an imminent escalation of tensions in the Gulf, the S-300 long-range air-defence system that was deployed to Asaluyeh in May has been withdrawn, satellite imagery shows.

A full S-300PMU-2 battery – one of four Iran received from Russia in 2016 – was deployed to an airfield in Asaluyeh from its base near Bushehr, enabling it to cover the central Gulf. Satellite imagery shows the battery vacated the site between 11 and 22 July.

https://www.janes.com/article/90524/iran-withdraws-s-300-from-gulf-coast

 

[Arminkh]

Iran withdraws S-300 from Gulf coast
Sean O’Connor, Indianapolis - Jane's Defence Weekly
19 August 2019
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In a possible sign that Tehran no longer sees an imminent escalation of tensions in the Gulf, the S-300 long-range air-defence system that was deployed to Asaluyeh in May has been withdrawn, satellite imagery shows.

A full S-300PMU-2 battery – one of four Iran received from Russia in 2016 – was deployed to an airfield in Asaluyeh from its base near Bushehr, enabling it to cover the central Gulf. Satellite imagery shows the battery vacated the site between 11 and 22 July.

https://www.janes.com/article/90524/iran-withdraws-s-300-from-gulf-coast

They probably figured 3rd Khordad is more than enough to deter the enemies

 

[hussainb72]

Iran withdraws S-300 from Gulf coast
Sean O’Connor, Indianapolis - Jane's Defence Weekly
19 August 2019
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In a possible sign that Tehran no longer sees an imminent escalation of tensions in the Gulf, the S-300 long-range air-defence system that was deployed to Asaluyeh in May has been withdrawn, satellite imagery shows.

A full S-300PMU-2 battery – one of four Iran received from Russia in 2016 – was deployed to an airfield in Asaluyeh from its base near Bushehr, enabling it to cover the central Gulf. Satellite imagery shows the battery vacated the site between 11 and 22 July.

https://www.janes.com/article/90524/iran-withdraws-s-300-from-gulf-coast

Or maybe it will be replaced by a better system in 2 days. Who knows.

 

[PeeD]

Bavar-373 radars both have now an IIF array added. Plus the engagement radar has 4 side lobe canceling sub arrays.
Missile is the Sayyad-4.

 

[Iskander]

Missile is the Sayyad-4.

there are 3 types of missiles for bavar 373 to be unveiled or i am wrong

 

[AmirPatriot]

Bavar-373 radars both have now an IIF array added. Plus the engagement radar has 4 side lobe canceling sub arrays.
Missile is the Sayyad-4.

Is it just me or do these radars look HUGE? Bigger than we've previously seen them. The one in the centre specifically.