9R35

9R35 is the designation for a Russian surface-to-air missile system. It is part of the Tor missile family, a series of all-weather, low-altitude, short-range air defense systems. The 9R35 missile itself is designed to engage a variety of aerial targets including aircraft, helicopters, cruise missiles, and unguided rockets. It operates in conjunction with the 9K330 Tor (NATO reporting name SA-15 Gauntlet) or its more advanced variants.

The missile is characterized by its relatively small size and high maneuverability, allowing it to counter agile threats. It typically employs a radio-proximity fuze for detonation. The 9R35 missile system is designed for rapid deployment and engagement, making it suitable for protecting mobile ground forces, command centers, and other critical assets from low-flying attacks. Its development and deployment are a key component of Russia's modern air defense capabilities. Information regarding specific technical specifications such as range, altitude limits, and warhead yield is generally classified or subject to varying reports.