Germany delivers missile detecting radar system to Ukraine

This was reported by the Center for Strategic Communications and Information Security referring to the statement of the Hensoldt company.

“The situation in Ukraine requires quick and decisive action,” Hensoldt CEO Thomas Muller said. “Due to a serial production line and the commitment of our employees, we are able to deliver such systems to protect the population in the shortest possible time.”

The remaining three TRML-4D Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radars will be delivered within a few months, the corporation said.

The TRML-4D is known to be able to detect, track and classify various types of aerial targets, including a large number of cruise missiles. The system can track nearly 1,500 different targets at a distance of up to 250 kilometers.  At the same time, the maximum height of detection is 30 kilometers.