A radar system that can track missiles flying five times the speed of sound has been delivered to the U.S. military, marking a major upgrade to one of the its most essential missile defense systems.

Ukraine destroyed a Russian Nebo-M long-range radar station in an unspecified location, Kyiv's military said in a statement posted to social media, without giving further details. "Its destruction ...

Ukraine's Military Says It Struck Russian Radar Station With ATACMS Missiles KYIV (Reuters) - The Ukrainian military said on Thursday it had used ATACMS ballistic missiles to strike a Russian ...

The footage shows the moment the radar station was struck, causing an explosion, fire and thick plumes of smoke.

the strikes serve a military purpose even if the radar systems aren’t being used in the war. In the strike on Monday, Ukraine hit a radar station in a region around Orsk with a long-range drone ...

Ukrainian forces have struck a rare and prized Russian naval radar system mounted on a vehicle, according to a video released by a Ukrainian military unit. The footage purportedly shows Ukraine ...

The drone that targeted the radar station near Orsk ... Security Agency that was later confirmed by two senior Ukrainian military officials. Days before the attack, U.S. officials asked Kyiv ...

Investment in military radar tripled in the past decade ... PLA networked radars are deployed on vehicles, ground stations, ships and aircraft. Mobile systems can detect aircraft over 400 miles ...

The U.S. military had grown increasingly nervous about a Soviet invasion across the Arctic. It built bases and a line of radar stations. The movie used actual military footage of these polar outposts.

Ukrainian forces have struck a valuable Russian radar station using U.S.-supplied long-range missiles, Kyiv said on Thursday, in a move that could disrupt Moscow's air defenses and open up Russian ...

KYIV (Reuters) - The Ukrainian military said on Thursday it had used ATACMS ballistic missiles to strike a Russian radar station to reduce Moscow's ability "to detect, track and intercept ...