Russia's giant new radar in Kaliningrad raises alarm in NATO

Russia is nearing completion of a large radar complex in Kaliningrad, which could monitor much of Europe and intensify tensions with NATO. Experts suggest the radar will have a range of about 3,000 kilometers, enabling surveillance of various military activities and communications. This development is seen as part of Russia's strategy to enhance its military capabilities in the region, potentially allowing for early warnings of NATO troop movements. The radar's capabilities could also hinder NATO's use of drones and other technologies. Analysts warn that this escalation could lead to increased militarization and a dangerous standoff between Russia and NATO.