The Armed Forces was destroyed by a rare zoo-1 radar radar: how it helped the invaders in battle (video)

The drone operators traced the occupiers to its new position on the outskirts of the forest plant, and then handed over the coordinates to the artillerymen who caused a point blow and destroyed the station. Judging by the video, after the explosion of the Zoo projectile broke out and failed. As reported by the State Corporation "Roboronexport", 1L219m "Zoo-1" is a radar complex of intelligence and control of shooting used by the Russians for counter-banking struggle.

The system allows the occupiers to find firing positions of the Armed Forces, from where the RSSV (up to 22 km), artillery guns (up to 12 km), mortars (up to 17 km) work and tactical missiles (45 km) are launched, automatically determining their coordinates after shots. One "zoo" is able to simultaneously identify up to 70 enemy positions per minute and transfer their coordinates within 20 seconds after volley, often before the shells fall.

The information is automatically transmitted to the control point. In addition, the complex helps the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation to adjust its own fire and tracking drones. When positioned at the aerodrome, accompany and determine the location of aircraft in real time.

The complex includes the radar station on the MT-LB chassis-(it was destroyed by the Armed Forces), the maintenance machine on the Urals-43203 car for regulatory and repair work, power plant ED30-T230P-1 RPM1 on the trailer 2-PN-2. The radar itself is equipped with phased antenna lattices and a performance of the digital computing system "CVS" with special software. The station scans an electronic beam sector 60 degrees in horizontal and 1.

8 degrees in vertical planes, fixing flying, mines and rockets, as well as their trajectories. It is complemented by autonomous navigation, topoxes and orientation, which help determine the location of the radar in a single coordinate system. "Rosoboronexport" boasts "the high survivability of the" Zoo-1 "complex.