The Atesh partisan movement shares details about the use of the Podlet radar by russian occupiers in Sevastopol, near Streletska Bay.
"The occupiers are afraid of the next strikes by the Defense Forces of Ukraine and hope that this radar will help them. But we hasten to disappoint them. Even though Podlet is an all-round view radar capable of detecting air targets at low and extremely low altitudes in a complex jamming environment, we have 'surprises' that they are definitely not prepared for," the statement reads.
The Podlet K1 is a mobile three-coordinate S band (IEEE designation) or E/F band (NATO designation) radar of low-altitude, a circular scan of a combat mode and inter-service application. It uses a phased array antenna (the upper big array) for detecting and tracking of low-altitude aims.
Earlier Defense Express reported that russian Palantin EW systems movement had been spotted near Ukraine.
