The Podlet 48Ya6-K1 radar was used by Russian forces to detect low and ultra-low altitude aerial targets in challenging conditions. It operates in coordination with S-300 and S-400 missile systems.

The Podlet-K1 (48Ya6-K1) advanced mobile low-altitude 3D surveillance radar system of the type captured by Syrian opposition forces on Dec. 4. Photo: “X” The list of the most modern and essential ...

Details: DIU stressed that one Kasta-2e2 radar station and two Podlet radar stations were hit. Quote : "We are continuing to strike the military targets of the Russian occupiers." Background: DIU ...

Another Podlet radar system was destroyed in April this year (Picture: Defence Intelligence of Ukraine) One of Vladimir Putin’s precious £4 million radars has been incinerated in a blitz on the ...

Details: The intelligence explains that this radar is used by the Russian troops to detect airborne assets at low and extremely low altitudes in a difficult interference environment.. The estimated ...

Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU) has conducted a special operation in temporarily occupied Crimea, which resulted in the destruction of a Russian Podlet radar station on 28 November. Source ...

The Russians are transferring anti-aircraft missile systems from the outskirts of Sevastopol, probably to the western or northwestern part of Crimea. The Crimean Wind Telegram channel published the ...

The Podlet radar is a relatively new Russian development which entered service with the army of the aggressor state in 2015. It costs more than $5 million. Tags: #gur. Sign up for a test subscription ...

Soldiers of the Defense Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, together with soldiers of the Special Operations Forces (SOF) and the 1 st Separate Special Forces Brigade Named After Ivan ...

The initial deployment of "Podlet-K1" complex, as stated by "ArmyInform," was geared toward fortifying Moscow's air defense in 2015. It comprises an antenna post, a control unit, and an electric ...