Tweet
COMMONWEALTH OF THE GUARDIANS OF SKY
Sergei Razygraev
WPS Agency
April 12, 2010 Monday
Russia
Commander Of The Air Defense Forces And Deputy Air Force Commander For
Air Defense Sergei Razygraev Speaks About Development Of The United
Air Defense System Of The Cis; Cis Countries Are Developing A Joint
air defense system. The main efforts in improvement of the united
air defense system are currently aimed at coordinated development of
the national air defense systems on the basis of a unified military
technological policy and principles of arrangement of air defense
of the states, as well as their deep integration in the collective
security regions.
Tasks and conditions
The united air defense system of the CIS member states was established
on February 10 of 1995 on the basis of an interstate agreement signed
by leaders of Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan,
Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Ukraine.
However, joint defense of the airspace is done not by all countries
that have signed the agreement. For example, Turkmenistan does not
take part in activities of the united system and with Uzbekistan and
Ukraine Russia has signed bilateral agreements on mutual cooperation.
In accordance with the resolution of the council of defense ministers
of the CIS member states, the group of forces of the united air defense
system currently includes up to seven air defense brigades, up to
50 air defense missile units armed with S-125, S-75, S-200 and S-300
systems of various modifications, more than 20 fighter aviation units
(MiG-29, MiG-31 and Su-27), the same quantity of units of electronic
reconnaissance and electronic countermeasures units.
All member states of the united air defense system of the CIS approved
the terms of cooperation.
The main of them are:
- air defense forces and means of every country fulfill tasks of air
defense of their territories independently and in interaction with
air defense forces of the neighboring CIS countries;
- interaction of forces and means of the united air defense system
at junctions of the state borders, as well as in airspace of the
CIS countries;
- centralization of notification and commanding of actions of forces
and means of the united air defense system from command posts of the
air defense forces of the CIS member states and central command of
the Air Force of Russia;
- uniformity of the main requirements to combat readiness, combat and
operational preparation of command bodies and air defense forces of
the member states.
During this period the air defense was actually revived in Armenia,
Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan.
Due to efforts of the government, Defense Ministry and command of the
air force and air defense forces of Belarus it was possible to preserve
and to develop the air defense system of the country successfully.
Kazakhstan has accumulated a very interesting experience of building
of the air defense system and is currently starting its comprehensive
modernization.
Integration and broadening
Evaluating the present condition of the united air defense system of
the CIS it is necessary to point out that command and communication
systems in general allow joint fulfillment of air defense tasks.
The effort taken by the countries allowed preserving of mutual exchange
of information among the central command post of the Russian Air
Force, central command post of the air force and air defense forces
of Belarus, central command of the air defense forces of Kazakhstan,
command post of the air force of Ukraine and command post of the air
defense and air force of Uzbekistan in the automated mode.
Exchange of information with other countries is done in a non-automated
mode.
The central research institute of the Russian Defense Ministry in
cooperation with the Moscow research institute of instrument automatics
develops a universal system for automation of command posts and
staffs of the operational tactical level of the united air defense
system. Command posts of air defense forces of Armenia, Tajikistan
and Kyrgyzstan may be equipped with these systems in the future.
The main efforts in improvement of the united air defense system
are currently aimed at coordinated development of the national air
defense systems on the basis of a unified military technological
policy and principles of arrangement of air defense of the states,
as well as their deep integration in the collective security regions.
Broadening of the zone of operations in the common airspace of these
regions will allow not only increasing of capabilities of the forces
on duty but will also result in significant saving of financial and
material means spent on the aforementioned purposes. It is expedient
to carry out such integration through establishment of regional air
defense systems in the East European, Caucasian and Central Asian
regions of collective security.
This work was already started. Russia and Belarus already signed and
ratified the agreement on joint guarding of the external border of the
Union State in the airspace and establishment of the united regional
air defense system of Russia and Belarus. Draft agreements on the other
aforementioned regions are at the stage of development. In the future
it will be necessary to transit to establishment of regional command
posts, approval and implementation of the command and communication
schemes in the relevant regions.
Other important areas that provide for implementation of the plan
for development of the united air defense system are pursuing of
coordinated military technological policy, development of armament,
command and communication systems in accordance with unified standards
that provide for their joint use.
Analysis shows that for achievement of success in this area it is
necessary to create privileged terms for military technological
cooperation. Such terms have already been created and supported by
the relevant material base to a big extent for member states of the
Collective Security Treaty Organization. It is expedient to develop
this base also for other member states of the united air defense
system.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Sergei Razygraev
WPS Agency
April 12, 2010 Monday
Russia
Commander Of The Air Defense Forces And Deputy Air Force Commander For
Air Defense Sergei Razygraev Speaks About Development Of The United
Air Defense System Of The Cis; Cis Countries Are Developing A Joint
air defense system. The main efforts in improvement of the united
air defense system are currently aimed at coordinated development of
the national air defense systems on the basis of a unified military
technological policy and principles of arrangement of air defense
of the states, as well as their deep integration in the collective
security regions.
Tasks and conditions
The united air defense system of the CIS member states was established
on February 10 of 1995 on the basis of an interstate agreement signed
by leaders of Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan,
Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Ukraine.
However, joint defense of the airspace is done not by all countries
that have signed the agreement. For example, Turkmenistan does not
take part in activities of the united system and with Uzbekistan and
Ukraine Russia has signed bilateral agreements on mutual cooperation.
In accordance with the resolution of the council of defense ministers
of the CIS member states, the group of forces of the united air defense
system currently includes up to seven air defense brigades, up to
50 air defense missile units armed with S-125, S-75, S-200 and S-300
systems of various modifications, more than 20 fighter aviation units
(MiG-29, MiG-31 and Su-27), the same quantity of units of electronic
reconnaissance and electronic countermeasures units.
All member states of the united air defense system of the CIS approved
the terms of cooperation.
The main of them are:
- air defense forces and means of every country fulfill tasks of air
defense of their territories independently and in interaction with
air defense forces of the neighboring CIS countries;
- interaction of forces and means of the united air defense system
at junctions of the state borders, as well as in airspace of the
CIS countries;
- centralization of notification and commanding of actions of forces
and means of the united air defense system from command posts of the
air defense forces of the CIS member states and central command of
the Air Force of Russia;
- uniformity of the main requirements to combat readiness, combat and
operational preparation of command bodies and air defense forces of
the member states.
During this period the air defense was actually revived in Armenia,
Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan.
Due to efforts of the government, Defense Ministry and command of the
air force and air defense forces of Belarus it was possible to preserve
and to develop the air defense system of the country successfully.
Kazakhstan has accumulated a very interesting experience of building
of the air defense system and is currently starting its comprehensive
modernization.
Integration and broadening
Evaluating the present condition of the united air defense system of
the CIS it is necessary to point out that command and communication
systems in general allow joint fulfillment of air defense tasks.
The effort taken by the countries allowed preserving of mutual exchange
of information among the central command post of the Russian Air
Force, central command post of the air force and air defense forces
of Belarus, central command of the air defense forces of Kazakhstan,
command post of the air force of Ukraine and command post of the air
defense and air force of Uzbekistan in the automated mode.
Exchange of information with other countries is done in a non-automated
mode.
The central research institute of the Russian Defense Ministry in
cooperation with the Moscow research institute of instrument automatics
develops a universal system for automation of command posts and
staffs of the operational tactical level of the united air defense
system. Command posts of air defense forces of Armenia, Tajikistan
and Kyrgyzstan may be equipped with these systems in the future.
The main efforts in improvement of the united air defense system
are currently aimed at coordinated development of the national air
defense systems on the basis of a unified military technological
policy and principles of arrangement of air defense of the states,
as well as their deep integration in the collective security regions.
Broadening of the zone of operations in the common airspace of these
regions will allow not only increasing of capabilities of the forces
on duty but will also result in significant saving of financial and
material means spent on the aforementioned purposes. It is expedient
to carry out such integration through establishment of regional air
defense systems in the East European, Caucasian and Central Asian
regions of collective security.
This work was already started. Russia and Belarus already signed and
ratified the agreement on joint guarding of the external border of the
Union State in the airspace and establishment of the united regional
air defense system of Russia and Belarus. Draft agreements on the other
aforementioned regions are at the stage of development. In the future
it will be necessary to transit to establishment of regional command
posts, approval and implementation of the command and communication
schemes in the relevant regions.
Other important areas that provide for implementation of the plan
for development of the united air defense system are pursuing of
coordinated military technological policy, development of armament,
command and communication systems in accordance with unified standards
that provide for their joint use.
Analysis shows that for achievement of success in this area it is
necessary to create privileged terms for military technological
cooperation. Such terms have already been created and supported by
the relevant material base to a big extent for member states of the
Collective Security Treaty Organization. It is expedient to develop
this base also for other member states of the united air defense
system.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress