Russia's new large radar in Kaliningrad raises concerns in NATO
A major radar complex in Kaliningrad is nearly finished and may allow Russia to detect aircraft and missiles across Europe and Ukraine.
- Construction of a towering radar complex is almost complete in Kaliningrad.
- Some estimates suggest Russia could have the capability to deploy up to 100 nuclear warheads in the region.
- The radar near Gvardeysk would reportedly allow Russia to intercept satellite communications, detect aircraft movements and ballistic missiles.
- The radar systems are primarily intended to detect and jam electronic signals.
- Djatkovica underlined that the new radar signals an intensifying contest between Russia and NATO for military supremacy.
Outlets: 24ur.com, Danas, Daryo, Deutsche Welle, Kyiv Post, LIGA.net
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