Synonyms for surface-to-air
sur·face-to-air

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1. surface-to-airadjective

   operating from or designed to be launched from the ground against an airborne target

   "surface-to-air missiles"

   Antonyms:
   air-to-ground, air-to-surface, air-to-air

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1. List of paraphrases for "surface-to-air":

   ground-to-air, air-to-ground, surface-to-surface, air-to-surface, anti-aircraft

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1. John Kennedy:

   Today, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said, Can you please help me get planes ? Can you please help me get surface-to-air missiles ? I'm not asking for American planes, or pilots, or troops – President Biden response is President Biden response as President Biden response always is :' I'll get back to you in three to five business days'.

2. Julie Bishop:

   President Xi said in Washington last year that China did not intend to militarize the islands and we certainly hold China to that and that's been reiterated to me, in the case of the surface-to-air missile claim, that's disputed by China. We raised the matter and we've had a discussion about it.

3. Julie Bishop:

   President Xi (Jinping) said in Washington last year that China did not intend to militarize the islands and we certainly hold China to that and that's been reiterated to me, in the case of the surface-to-air missile claim, that's disputed by China. We raised the matter and we've had a discussion about it.

4. Mira Rapp-Hooper:

   I do think surface-to-air missiles are a considerable development, if they have been deployed they are probably China's effort to signal a response to freedom-of navigation operations, but I don't think it is a totally unprecedented deployment.

5. Dan Sullivan:

   While seemingly a modest investment, theconstruction of this base sends a clear message to the Arctic community about Russia's ongoing militarization of this strategically important region, the Russians make claims of wanting a peaceful Arctic, but their actions – building bases, ports, conducting snap exercises with thousands of troops, installing surface-to-air missiles, and conducting bear bomber flights close to American airspace – seem to reveal their real intent.