Romania is set to purchase six integrated Shorad-Vshorad anti-aircraft systems for more than two billion euros ($2.3 billion).

The system, the Tactical Very Short-range Air Defense (VSHORAD) system, combines soft-kill and hard-kill capabilities, including the Redrone electronic warfare solution.

Romania has signed a framework agreement to buy Israeli-made Shorad-Vshorad anti-aircraft systems for more than 2 billion euros ($2.3 billion), the Romanian defence ministry said on Monday.

Romania will purchase Israeli Shorad-Vshorad anti-aircraft systems worth over 2 billion euros. Motivated by increased demand for defense post-Russia's Ukraine invasion, the agreement with Rafael ...

The modernisation of Romania’s air defence is accelerating. Media reports indicate that the country plans to buy not only ...

Romania finalized a framework deal valued at more than €2 billion ($2.3 billion) to purchase Israeli-made Shorad-Vshorad air defense systems, its defense ministry announced Monday. The agreement comes ...

Being manportable, the VSHORAD system is suitable for airborne and amphibious forces, according to MBDA. It will also be integrated into MBDA's Sky Warden modular, scalable, and evolvable counter ...

The system, the Tactical Very Short-range Air Defense (VSHORAD) system, combines soft-kill and hard-kill capabilities, including the Redrone electronic warfare solution, said the company.

Elbit Systems Ltd. (NASDAQ: ESLT) (TASE: ESLT) ("Elbit Systems" or the "Company") announced today it was awarded a contract in an amount of approximately $50 million for its new air defense system ...

The Igla 1M VSHORAD missile system, inducted in 1989, was scheduled for de-induction in 2013, highlighting the need for updated systems.

MSI Defence Systems unveiled the Terrahawk flatbed-based very short-range air-defence (VSHORAD) system at the Defence Vehicle Dynamics (DVD) 2022 event held at the Millbrook Proving Ground on 21 ...

(Reuters) -Romania has signed a framework agreement to buy Israeli-made Shorad-Vshorad anti-aircraft systems for more than 2 billion euros ($2.3 billion), the Romanian defence ministry said on Monday.