Voronezh radars (Russian: РЛС Воронеж) are the current generation of Russian early-warning radar, providing long distance monitoring of airspace against ballistic missile attack and aircraft monitoring.

The Voronezh radars are described as highly prefabricated meaning that they have a set up time of months rather than years and need fewer personnel than previous generations.

At the launch of the Kaliningrad radar in November 2011 Russian President Dmitry Medvedev was quoted as saying "I expect that this step [the launch of the radar] will be seen by our partners as the first signal of our country's readiness to make an adequate response to the threats which the missile shield poses for our strategic nuclear forces.

Mozhaysky Military-Space Academy, which is an officer training centre for the Aerospace Defence Forces.

[18] The radar station at Armavir was damaged by a Ukrainian drone strike in 2024 during the Russo-Ukrainian War.

[11] Work started on the station at Barnaul in 2013, other locations announced are Omsk, Yeniseysk and Orenburg.

[27] According to Russia's Ministry of Defence, in 2022 construction of new radar stations near Vorkuta and Murmansk (Olenegorsk) will be completed.