"Atesh" agents scouted the locations of air defense systems that cover the sky on the approach to Moscow. Photo

Agents of the "Atesh" military movement of Ukrainians and Crimean Tatars conducted reconnaissance of the locations of air defense systems that cover the skies on the approaches to Moscow. The occupiers have installed one of these points in the Kaluga region, 100 kilometers from the capital of the aggressor country.

This was reported on September 4 by the "Atesh" Telegram channel. The guerrillas said that they continue to "dissect" Moscow's air defense system.

In particular, "Atesh" agents discovered one of the air defense points in the Kaluga region, 100 km from the Russian capital.

The "Kasta-2E2" radar system, which is used as an element of air defense systems to monitor the airspace, was also spotted there.

"The discovery and destruction of such facilities shows that the criminal regime is far from defenseless, and its end is very near. The attacks on Poltava and Lviv will not go unpunished," the guerrillas promised.

Kasta-2E2 (39N6) is a Russian mobile three-coordinate decimeter-range all-round radar of the duty mode.

It is designed to control the airspace, determine the coordinates, and recognize air targets, in particular at extremely low altitudes, their trajectory characteristics, and provide their coordinates and movement parameters to the control systems of air defense, air force, and military air defense. It is also used as air traffic control and airspace control radar in airfield areas.

As OBOZ.UA reported, earlier in Taganrog, Rostov region of the Russian Federation, guerrillas reconnoitered the port area of the Azov Sea. As a result, they obtained information on the location of important facilities and nodes.

In addition, the "Atesh" movement reconnoitered the training base of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in occupied Ukrainian Sevastopol. At the training ground in the Gagarin district of the city, the occupiers are being prepared for a "special operation".