A state-of-the-art Voronezh meter-band radar is to enter trial combat duty at Lekhtusi in the Leningrad Region on Friday. The importance of the event, which will be graced by the presence of Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov, is plain to everyone.
The new radar is a key part of Russia's early warning system, although some liken it to the country's all-seeing space eye.
The new facility will reintegrate the national early-warning system in the northwestern sector, disrupted seven years ago by the phasing out of the Russian station near Skrunda, Latvia.
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