Dr Igor Sutyagin

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Dr. Igor Sutyagin presented at the 15th RUSI BMD Conference in London on March 18, 2014 on the topic of the future operational environment and implications for the Royal Navy. The presentation discussed Russian hypersonic anti-ship missiles like the DF-21D and Khalij Fars, as well as cruise and ballistic missiles like the Iskander-M, Oka, Volga, Yakhont, and BrahMos that pose a threat. It also examined Russian over-the-horizon radar systems like Podsolnukh and Laguna that can detect warships at a great distance.

18 March 2014
15th RUSI BMD Conference
London
Future Operational Environment:
Implications for the Royal Navy
Dr. Igor Sutyagin, Research Fellow,
Russian Studies, RUSI

18 March 2014
15th RUSI BMD Conference, London
«Dongfeng-21D» (DF-21D ASBM)

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15th RUSI BMD Conference, London
DF-21D

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15th RUSI BMD Conference, London
«Khalij Fars»

ASBM R-27K («Item 4K18»)
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15th RUSI BMD Conference, London
Radar
seeker

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15th RUSI BMD Conference, London
K-102 (Golf-IV)
Project 605 SSB,
R-27K (Item 4K18)
Project 605 SSB,
in service 1975-
1982
© A. Karpenko

18 March 2014
15th RUSI BMD Conference, London
UR-100PK
Flight-tested
by July 1970
R-27K (4K18)
Flight-tested
1971-1973,
In service
1975-1982
R-33
Project 1971-
1975
15Zh54
Project 1983-
1987
©A.Karpenko

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15th RUSI BMD Conference, London

9K720 «Iskander-M/E»
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15th RUSI BMD Conference, London

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15th RUSI BMD Conference, London
«Iskander-М» «Oka»/«Oka-U»
«Volga»
© www.militaryrussia.ru

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15th RUSI BMD Conference, London
Б-90 «Sarov»
Project 20120Project 20120

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15th RUSI BMD Conference, London
«Iskander-М» «Oka»/«Oka-U»
«Volga»
«Yakhont»/«BrahMos»
© www.militaryrussia.ru

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15th RUSI BMD Conference, London
«Yakhont»/«BrahMos»

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15th RUSI BMD Conference, London
«...might be armed with
long-range cruise missiles
(range over 2,000 km)»

«Podsolnukh»/«Laguna» OTHR
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15th RUSI BMD Conference, London

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15th RUSI BMD Conference, London
An-72R JSTAR - «Ravenstvo»/«Proryv» RSS

GP-120 «Volna» OTHR (operational since 1992, on sale)
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1. 18 March 2014 15th RUSI BMD Conference London Future Operational Environment: Implications for the Royal Navy Dr. Igor Sutyagin, Research Fellow, Russian Studies, RUSI

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7. 18 March 2014 15th RUSI BMD Conference, London K-102 (Golf-IV) Project 605 SSB, R-27K (Item 4K18) Project 605 SSB, in service 1975- 1982 © A. Karpenko

8. 18 March 2014 15th RUSI BMD Conference, London UR-100PK Flight-tested by July 1970 R-27K (4K18) Flight-tested 1971-1973, In service 1975-1982 R-33 Project 1971- 1975 15Zh54 Project 1983- 1987 ©A.Karpenko

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23. 18 March 2014 15th RUSI BMD Conference, London «...might be armed with long-range cruise missiles (range over 2,000 km)»

24. «Podsolnukh»/«Laguna» OTHR 18 March 2014 15th RUSI BMD Conference, London

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27. GP-120 «Volna» OTHR (operational since 1992, on sale) 18 March 2014 15th RUSI BMD Conference, London

28. 18 March 2014 15th RUSI BMD Conference, London “Hewhodoesnotfeartouseviolencewillbetheonly one destinedtowin,andhisvictoryisall themoreassuredifhis opponentavoidsviolence.” “Gewinnen wird nur derjenige, der nicht davor zurückschreckt Field Marshal Count Alfred von Shliffen “Gewinnen wird nur derjenige, der nicht davor zurückschreckt Gewalt anzuwenden. Der Sieg ist umso sicherer wenn der Gegner nichtgewillt ist,Gewalt anzusenden.”

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