The aggressor country Russia is strengthening its air defense amid fears of attacks on its territory. New air defense complexes were installed in Kaluga.

This is reported by the guerrilla military movement "Atesh". Note that the city is located about 190 kilometers from the Russian capital Moscow (to view the photo, scroll to the end of the news).

According to Agent Atesh, the Russians there have increased the number of radar stations to detect air, sea and land objects, determine their range and speed. As well as the launchers themselves to repel targets.

Guerrillas reported this point a week and a half ago. Its coordinates are 54.503189, 36.391722. Now there are more installations there, they can be seen on the photo.

"Apparently we have found a 'fat' target," the guerrilla movement ironically noted.

Russians and residents of Ukraine's temporarily occupied territories were asked there to send photos and coordinates of Russian air defense systems wherever they are deployed.

Recall: in January, Russia installed air defense systems on the roofs of administrative buildings in the center of Moscow. These were Pantsir air defense systems, and a wave of memes and photo jabs was spread online because of them.

However, these complexes did not add to the Russians' defense against "enemy" attacks, which they have been complaining about ever since. One such was the events of the morning of July 4, when the Russian Federation claimed strikes by "Ukrainian" UAVs that were allegedly flying toward Moscow via the Kaluga region. Propagandists claimed that the targets were "shot down" by praised Russian air defense near the capital itself, while at the same time acknowledging the "strike" on a military unit.

As reported by OBOZREVATEL, on July 15, an air defense system allegedly went off in Russia's Belgorod region. The aggressor country traditionally blamed Ukraine for this, claiming that "two targets were shot down" and it was "without casualties."

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