Russia tests surface-to-air missiles in military exercises - RIA


  • World
  • Tuesday, 19 Aug 2014

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia on Tuesday tested surface-to-air missiles during army exercises in the southern Russian province of Astrakhan, a defence ministry spokesman was quoted as saying, in a move to show its military might as fighting rages in neighbouring Ukraine.

"Three armed regiments carried out test fires of S-400 'Triumph' and S-300 'Favorit' surface-to-air missiles," defence ministry spokesman Igor Klimov told the RIA state news agency.

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