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ARMENIA-BASED RADAR MEETS RUSSIA'S INTERESTS
Tert.am
12.04.12
Military expert Artsrun Hovhannisyan believes that Russia will
construct radar identical to the Gabalin radar Azerbaijan if, of
course, it pursues its military and technological interests.
If, however, political interests are Russia's priority, it will
raise the issue of continuing or stopping the operation of the
Azerbaijan-based radar.
Armenia's proposal to construct new radar may prove beneficial for
Russia. "Our proposal is a timely, reasonable and beneficial one. Our
country is a mountainous country, where wider radar coverage is
possible," the expert said. Russia has not yet officially responded
to the proposal.
The Azerbaijan-based radar is "last century's technology." It has
low efficiency and needs capital repairs.
Russia seeks to create an anti-ballistic missile system in the
Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) area, the expert said.
Tert.am
12.04.12
Military expert Artsrun Hovhannisyan believes that Russia will
construct radar identical to the Gabalin radar Azerbaijan if, of
course, it pursues its military and technological interests.
If, however, political interests are Russia's priority, it will
raise the issue of continuing or stopping the operation of the
Azerbaijan-based radar.
Armenia's proposal to construct new radar may prove beneficial for
Russia. "Our proposal is a timely, reasonable and beneficial one. Our
country is a mountainous country, where wider radar coverage is
possible," the expert said. Russia has not yet officially responded
to the proposal.
The Azerbaijan-based radar is "last century's technology." It has
low efficiency and needs capital repairs.
Russia seeks to create an anti-ballistic missile system in the
Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) area, the expert said.