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S-500 Prometheus: The Reality Behind the Claims

The S-500 Prometheus is Russia’s newest long-range air and missile defense system, designed to counter aircraft, ballistic missiles, and emerging hypersonic threats at extended ranges and high altitudes. Positioned above the S-400 in the layered defense structure, it is intended to protect strategic assets, command nodes, and critical infrastructure against complex, multi-vector attacks. Tactically, the system matters because it extends detection, decision, and engagement windows. With advanced radar arrays, high-speed interceptors, and integration into national air defense networks, the S-500 is built to engage targets that previous generations struggled to track reliably. Reported deployments around strategic regions and air defense zones highlight its role as a strategic shield rather than a front-line battlefield system. In this episode, Military Systems Review breaks down the architecture, radar components, interceptor types, and real-world performance questions surrounding the S-500. We separate technical capability from official claims and examine how the system fits into modern integrated air defense doctrine. If you value clear, tactical analysis of modern military systems, subscribe to Military Systems Review for future briefings.