Sources in the Russian Ministry of Defence announced that units of the Russian army have recently received a set of modern radars capable of detecting various types of air targets at long distances. According to the information available, units of the Russian army in the Rostov region recently received a batch of Nebo-UM radars mounted on military vehicles, and began to test these radars in practical field exercises. Military experts indicate that modern Russian Nebo-UM radars are able to detect various types of enemy air targets, at distances sometimes exceeding 600 km, including aircraft, fighters, helicopters, winged missiles, ballistic missiles and ballistic missile warheads. After identifying the target type, those radars send target data and its coordinates to ground command centers and air defence systems to deal with it.
