"The Russians can throw away anything!" On March 17, Ukrainian special forces advertised: "Captured a single-soldier portable radar station used by Russian special forces, Farah's individual radar." "This is

"The Russians can throw away anything!" On March 17, Ukrainian special forces advertised: "Captured a single-soldier portable radar station used by Russian special forces, Farah's individual radar." "This is a J-band short-range radar used to reconnoiter moving targets such as people and vehicles on the battlefield." It can be used at night, in heavy snow, dense fog and other environments, with russian anti-aircraft machine guns, heavy machine guns, grenade launchers. It is said that the detection distance for personnel is 4 km and for tanks is 8 km. Farah's individual radar is very useful with grenade launchers: on the Syrian battlefield, it is often Farah's solo radar that finds Syrian militants coming, directly grenade launchers to beat a drum out, russian soldiers go back to sleep, and then go to collect the body the next morning. Unexpectedly, the sharp weapon in the Syrian battlefield was planted on the Battlefield of Ukraine! Of course, this radar was something from 20 years ago, and in 2005 Russia began to equip troops on a large scale.