Information spreads in social networks that, trohkoordinatny that modern radar system of the Russian production of "Resonance-N" filmed in Egypt. Earlier official reports read as, that such complexes outside Russia are located only in one state - in Iran (it is about the Ghadir type).
Data on the placed "Resonance-N" (its export version - "Resonance-NE") posted on the Twitter account of the Algerian blogger KAD-GHANI. He also gives the exact coordinates of the location of the complex: 28° 42'28.45 N 32 ° 23'6.40 E (Ras Garib, Al-Bahr al-Ahmar, Egypt).
Using these coordinates on an electronic map, it is easy to check the reliability of the published information.
The meter-range radar complex allows you to detect and recognize various air targets at long ranges. "Resonance-N" (NE) able to detect such an air target as a fighter at an altitude of 10 thousand. m at a distance 350 km. According to others, range exceeds 400 km. Maximum detection range – 1100 km. At the same time, the complex is able to simultaneously track and accompany up to 500 goals, including goals, which are made using technology of low radar signature (stealth). The resolution of "Resonance-N" is as follows, which allows you to detect and identify almost any aircraft, including cruise missiles.
Given the coordinates of the location of "Resonance-NE" in Egypt, we can say that, that the complex allows monitoring of territories of impressive size. for example, Israel completely “under the hood” this complex. But the Israeli Air Force has American-made F-35 stealth fighters. The segment of the review of the complex in Egypt also includes a part of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, south of Turkey, partly the territory of Libya and other countries of the region.
Algerian blogger notes, that the "Resonance-NE" radar complex in Egypt is in an active state.
One of the comments on a Twitter post:
This can be useful for early warning of certain threats., outgoing, let us say, from Israel.
Recall, that earlier in the Russian press there was information about the readiness to deliver "Resonance-NE" to the Middle East.
