tass.com Russia Develops Mobile Citadel Air Defense System
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- •Rostec has developed a mobile version of the Citadel air defense system.
- •The system uses 30 mm guns with programmable shrapnel ammunition for aerial threats.
- •No production timeline or specifications for the mobile version have been disclosed.
Rostec has announced the development of a mobile version of its Citadel air defense artillery system, designed to protect against aerial threats like drones and cruise missiles. This new configuration mounts the combat module, radar, and optical detection systems on a vehicle chassis, allowing for rapid deployment to locations. The Citadel system utilizes 30 mm guns and programmable shrapnel-filled ammunition that detonates near targets, enhancing its effectiveness against small, maneuverable drones. While the stationary version has proven effective in combat, Rostec has not disclosed production timelines or vehicle specifications for the mobile version. The announcement was made on November 6, 2026, but no independently verified performance data has been published yet.
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