Rostec has developed a mobile version of the Citadel complex on an automobile chassis

The latest Citadel anti-aircraft artillery system (ZAC) will be equipped with automotive chassis for mobility. This was announced on November 5 by Rostec State Corporation.

"The combat module, as well as radar and optical detection systems are now installed on the vehicle chassis. This will make it possible to quickly transfer weapons to various facilities that require protection from air attack," the Telegram channel said in a statement.

The state corporation noted that thanks to the chassis, the complex will be able to be transferred more quickly to facilities where protection from air attacks is required. Rostec emphasized that the mobile version of the system gives fire groups enhanced target acquisition capabilities.

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Paired complexes have proven their effectiveness in destroying drones.

On October 21, Rostec reported that the Citadel was capable of hitting cruise missiles. According to the state corporation, the complex is equipped with an artificial intelligence-based control system. AI technologies ensure the effectiveness of hitting targets at the level of 99% and save shells.