S-300 History-IV

As of today, the Russian Air Defense is based on the S-300 family (26 S-400, 24 S-300PM, 31 S-300PS, 4 S-300PT, few S-300V):



Major cities
Moscow; 9 S-400, 16 S-300PM, S-300V
Leningrad; 4 S-300PM, 8 S-300PS

Pacific Fleet
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky; 3 S-400
Vladivostok; 2 S-400, S-300V
Nakhodka; 2 S-400

Northern Fleet
Murmansk; 2 S-400
Severomorsk; 4 S-300PT

Black Sea Fleet
Novorossiysk; 1 S-400
Feodosiya (Crimea); 1 S-400
Sevastopol (Crimea); 1 S-400 (planned)

Airforce Bases
Olenegorsk; 2 S-300PM
Engels; 2 S-300PS
Hmeymim (Syria); 1 S-400

Territories
Kaliningrad; 2 S-400, 4 S-300PS
Sokhumi, Abkhazia; 2 S-300PS
Gyumri, Armenia; S-300V

Important Industrial cities
Novosibirsk (Novosibirsk Aircraft Production Association: Su-34); 2 S-400
Rostov (Rosvertol: Mi-35, Mi-28, Mi-26); 2 S-300PM
Komsomolsk-on-Amur (Komsomolsk-on-Amur Aircraft Production Association: Su-27SM/SKM, Su-33, Su-27KUB, PAK-FA); 3 S-300PS
Yekaterinburg (VSMPO titanium plant); 2 S-300PS
Samara (Kuznetsov Design Bureau, Progress Rocket Space Centre); 2 S-300PS
Voronezh (Voronezh Aircraft Production Association: Il-148); 2 S-300PS
Khabarovsk; 2 S-300PS
Irkutsk (Irkut Corporation: Su-30); 2 S-300PS
Nazarovo (RUSAL aluminium factory); 2 S-300PS