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2026-11-01 22:26:45Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

Russia is completing construction of a giant radar complex in its heavily militarized enclave of Kaliningrad, international media report. The sprawling facility, with three radiating arms of more than 500 meters each, will serve as a massive platform for Moscow's intelligence and military network in the region.

Although Moscow has not officially confirmed the project, security expert Vaidotas Malionis explains that the over-the-horizon (OTH) radar near Gvardeysk will have a surveillance range of about 3,000 kilometers, covering almost the entire European territory and Ukraine.

Operational capabilities and role in electronic warfare

The new system is expected to allow Russia to intercept satellite communications, detect aircraft movements and track ballistic missiles. According to reports in The Times newspaper, based on data from the space company ICEYE, these devices will be used primarily for detecting and blocking electronic signals.

“The purpose of this radar is long-range target observation and early warning capabilities,” said former Lithuanian commander Vaidotas Malionis. He added that “if they were able to receive early warning of NATO troop movements, they would gain more time for decision-making.”

In parallel, Latvian geopolitical analyst Evija Djatkovica warns that this complex will enable Russia to close gaps in the detection of low-flying objects, reducing the effectiveness of NATO's use of drones.

The militarization of Kaliningrad and the West's response

Satellite analysis shows that more than 20 electronic warfare and signaling facilities have been deployed in the Kaliningrad region. In addition to the complex near Gvardeysk, circular antennas have been detected near Chernyakhovsk, new shelters for fighter jets at the Kaliningrad-Chkalovsk airfield, and active platforms of the S-400 air defense system in Baltiysk.

“The new radar signals a growing competition between Russia and NATO for military supremacy and control of the Kaliningrad region,” Djatkovica underlined. This situation, she said, allows for the projection of direct threats to European capitals, due to the nuclear arsenals stationed in the enclave.

In response to this militarization, European countries are increasing their defensive measures. Poland is converting wind farms in the Baltic Sea into NATO surveillance infrastructure, while manufacturer Rheinmetall is developing new SAR satellites in collaboration with ICEYE to monitor the eastern border.

In conclusion, Malionis notes that despite its size and power, the new Russian radar also presents a weakness: “Since it is so big, it is a fairly easy target!”


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