Syrian Air Defense Forces

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The Syrian Air Defense Forces are the branch of Syria’s military responsible for operating ground-based air defense systems and protecting the country’s airspace.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf air defense force
military branch
allegiance Syrian government
allies Russian Armed Forces
commandStructure under Syrian Ministry of Defense
conflict Lebanon War 1982
linked to: 1982 Lebanon War

Syrian Civil War
Syrian–Israeli conflict
Yom Kippur War
interventions by foreign air forces in Syria
country Syria
doctrine Soviet-style integrated air defense
equipmentSupplier Iran
Russia
Soviet Union
garrison Damascus
hasCapability engagement of aircraft
engagement of cruise missiles
engagement of some ballistic targets
language Arabic
militaryBranchOf Syrian Arab Republic
linked to: Syria
notableEvent engagements with Israeli Air Force aircraft
engagements with US-led coalition missiles
shootdown of a Turkish RF-4E in 2012
operates anti-aircraft artillery
command and control systems
radar systems
surface-to-air missile systems
partOf Syrian Armed Forces
responsibility defense of key Syrian cities
defense of military bases
defense of strategic infrastructure
monitoring national airspace
role airspace defense
ground-based air defense
protection of Syrian airspace
uses Buk-M2E
Osa-AKM
Pantsir-S1
S-125 Neva/Pechora
S-200
S-75 Dvina
Strela-10
early warning radars
fire-control radars
integrated air defense network
man-portable air-defense systems

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S-75 Dvina usedBy Syrian Air Defense Forces
S-125 Neva/Pechora operator Syrian Air Defence Force
linked to: Syrian Air Defense Forces
Syrian Armed Forces hasBranch Syrian Air Defense Force
linked to: Syrian Air Defense Forces