Russia Says New Long-Range Antenna System to Undergo Testing in Donbass
State media outlet TASS reports military personnel praised the new communications equipment during evaluation, according to a Russian technology center.
A new antenna complex designed for ultra-long-range communications is set to be tested in the Donbass region, Russian state news agency TASS reported, citing the Center for Unmanned Systems and Technologies.
According to the report, military personnel who evaluated the equipment gave it high marks for ease of use, reliability, signal quality, and communication range.
TASS did not provide additional technical specifications about the antenna complex, including its manufacturer, intended applications, or the specific timeline for the testing in Donbass.
The Center for Unmanned Systems and Technologies, the source of the statement, did not elaborate further on the nature of the tests or how the assessments from military personnel were gathered.
The report comes amid Russia's ongoing military activities in the Donbass region of Ukraine, an area that has been a focal point of the conflict between Russian and Ukrainian forces.
This account is based solely on information provided by TASS, a Russian state-controlled news agency. Independent verification of the claims made in the report was not immediately available.
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