SPYDER will replace four batteries of obsolete 2K12 Kub air-defence systems of the Czech Air Force's 25th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment by the end of 2026, according to the Czech MoD. SPYDER ...

Building on this, the Raad-2 system offers an evolution from its Soviet-era 2K12 Kub predecessor, reconfigured to meet the demands of engaging contemporary cruise missiles with precision and agility.

These include the advanced 2K12 Kub/Kvadrat (‘Fater-1’), S-75 and S-125 SAMS, pickup truck-launched R-60s, Strela and Igla MANPADS, ZU-23 cannons, UHF, G/H band and altimeter radars.

for roughly a third of their regular price to compensate the country for its donation of Soviet-designed MiG-29 jets and 2K12 Kub air defense systems to Ukraine.” However, the Kyiv Post added ...

Slovakia operates the medium-range 2K12 KUB system, which was at the end of its life cycle, the defence ministry said in a document released on Wednesday. Under a previous government, Slovakia ...

Plugging the defense gap. Serbia recently acquired essential components for its 2K12 Kub air defense system from Hungary. The deal includes procurement of target detection and tracking radar stations, ...

A Kub battery could set up to fire in just five minutes, and reload its missiles by crane in 10-15 minutes. Sgt. Thomas Mort/U.S. DoD photo//Wikimedia Commons Bulgarian 2K12 Kub launcher vehicle ...

The Soviet Union rapidly iterated on the 2K12, between 1967-1977 developing improved Kub-M1, M3 and M4 variants (but no Kub-M2; that’s the Czech modernization). The M1 and M3 featured broadened ...

Kub-M2, a derivative of the 2K12 Kub, is a Soviet-era medium-range anti-aircraft missile system conceived by the OKB-15 design bureau. Production took place in the Soviet Union between 1967 and 1983.