The Klyon short-range reconnaissance radar station (RLS), developed by engineers of the Alevkurp company, proved its effectiveness during the training of Belarusian servicemen in the Grodno region. This was reported by the press service of the State Military Industrial Committee of the republic.
Reconnaissance units used the station to search for ground objects and unmanned aerial vehicles. In conditions as close as possible to combat, Klyon confirmed its declared tactical and technical characteristics.
The RLS operated in a single circuit with electronic warfare, fire damage, and air defense forces. This allowed for the full cycle to be worked out – from target detection to its neutralization.
Characteristics of Klyon RLS:
- Deployment time — 4 min.
- Weight — 25 kg
- Combat crew — 2 people.
- Autonomous operation time — 8 h.
- Power — 1.5 W
The station is capable of detecting an enemy object at a distance of up to 5000 m. Among the advantages of Klyon are stealth, reliability, and integration with enemy target destruction and suppression systems. The RLS is designed to protect temporary troop deployment points and critical infrastructure.