China enhances rocket defense capabilities by demonstrating an advanced radar system that is important to prevent rocket threats. This is part of Beijing's overall efforts to improve the early alert system in modern global tension.
Recently, a spectacular equipment - a huge terrestrial radar station with a phased grate - was shown on the state of state Chinese television. The released frames showed dozens of antennas located in an octagonal lattice on a building that had a height of at least six floors. This station, according to experts, is part of the large -scale modernization of China's defense infrastructure. The system was represented during a New Year's appeal to the Chinese military, in which Xi Jinping urged to increase his alertness and be prepared for any emergency. He emphasized the importance of timely response to any threats that appear. "We will strictly monitor the situation on the battlefield to ensure that in the event of any situation we will react immediately,"-said a representative of the Chinese aerospace forces, standing next to the radar.
According to military analysts, this advanced radar is a key element of China's strategy to enhance its ability to identify missile threats in the early stages. Sun Zhunpin's military commentator, who is a former NVAK instructor, believes that the video shown in the video is a "strategic active radar with a phase lattice." He noted that this technology allows you to identify rocket threats at a distance of several thousand kilometers. "This is the key to receiving warnings at an early stage, which makes it possible to organize the anti -missile forces in a timely manner," Sun explained. Experts also note that the new system can be even more powerful than the well -known Pave Paws radar, which is able to detect missiles up to 5000 km. This greatly enhances China's ability to control the air situation in a wide radius, which can have important strategic consequences for regional security.
Noting such achievements, China not only improves its ability to respond to possible threats, but also demonstrates significant technological progress in the field of military defense.
