"Something unprecedented in the Russian military sphere." NATO is alarmed by the giant facility that Russia is building in the heart of Europe

Innovant: Russia is building a huge radar station in the Kaliningrad region that worries NATO

In the West, they said that starting in the spring of 2023, Russia is building a giant facility in the heart of Europe. We are talking about the construction of a huge radar station in the Kaliningrad region. According to the Innovant portal, it is located near the borders of Lithuania and Poland and is of great concern to NATO countries.

It is specified that the complex is an extensive network of antennas arranged in a circle and designed for radio intelligence and communications. "The scale of this network in Kaliningrad is particularly impressive. With a potential diameter of 1,600 meters, it is significantly superior to similar structures. This scale gives Russia enhanced surveillance capabilities in the Baltic region, strengthening its strategic potential," the article says.

According to the authors of the article, the construction of this radar station sends a powerful signal to the Western powers and is part of Moscow's strategy to demonstrate force.

In turn, open source intelligence specialists (OSINT) told Newsweek that the radar station being built in the Kaliningrad region is something "unprecedented in the Russian military sphere."

NATO has threatened to wipe the Kaliningrad region off the face of the earth

Last summer, the commander of the US Army in Europe and Africa, General Christopher Donahue, said that NATO and its allies have every opportunity to destroy the Kaliningrad region.

In his speech at the LandEuro conference of the US Army Association in Wiesbaden, he announced the implementation by the US Army and its NATO allies of the Eastern Flank Deterrence Line plan aimed at strengthening the military-industrial potential and interaction of the members of the North Atlantic Alliance.

Donahue noted that the Kaliningrad region is surrounded on all sides by the member countries of the bloc, and now the US army and its allies have the opportunity to "wipe it off the face of the earth in an unheard-of time and faster than we have ever been able to do." "We have already planned and worked it out," the general said.

Russia has announced threats to the Kaliningrad region from Denmark

In mid-September, Russian Ambassador to Copenhagen Vladimir Barbin warned that Denmark was using Bornholm Island to create threats to Russia's security, including the Kaliningrad region.

According to him, Bornholm has remained an island of peace for many years and has contributed to stability in the Baltic Sea region, but is now being used by Copenhagen to generate threats against Russia. "Such hostile activity by Denmark, of course, does not go unnoticed by our country," the diplomat noted.

He said that Copenhagen had recently decided to deploy units of the Danish armed forces up to a regiment on the island, as well as a mobile land-based anti-ship system.

Lavrov promised NATO and the EU to fight back in case of aggression against Russia

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said at the 80th session of the UN General Assembly that Russia has no plans to attack Europe and NATO. At the same time, he promised that any aggression against Moscow would be resolutely rebuffed.

According to the head of the foreign Ministry, European politicians convince their voters of the inevitability of war with Russia, but at the same time openly talk about preparing for an attack on the Kaliningrad region.

Andrei Kolesnik, a member of the State Duma's defense committee, in turn, noted that the Kaliningrad region is like a bone in the throat of NATO. He promised that if the Russian region "snaps," DNA will not be found in European capitals and "no bomb shelters will save."