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(Israel Defense) Arie Egozi - Russian experts recently upgraded Syria's long-range radar systems in an effort to provide Iran with an early warning in the event of an attack on its nuclear facilities. The Russians installed new equipment at a radar facility south of Damascus, and modified software for other systems. Similar work was done on the radar system positioned at Mount Sannine in Lebanon. The upgraded radar covers a wide area in the eastern Mediterranean and can detect aerial activity for hundreds of kilometers. Special sites in Syria are fully or partially manned by Russian operators, primarily near Tartus. 2012-03-08 00:00:00Full Article
Russia Helps Syria Upgrade Radar to Give Iran Early Warning
(Israel Defense) Arie Egozi - Russian experts recently upgraded Syria's long-range radar systems in an effort to provide Iran with an early warning in the event of an attack on its nuclear facilities. The Russians installed new equipment at a radar facility south of Damascus, and modified software for other systems. Similar work was done on the radar system positioned at Mount Sannine in Lebanon. The upgraded radar covers a wide area in the eastern Mediterranean and can detect aerial activity for hundreds of kilometers. Special sites in Syria are fully or partially manned by Russian operators, primarily near Tartus. 2012-03-08 00:00:00Full Article
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