Satellite photographs reveal that Russia is constructing a 1.6 kilometre antenna array in the Kaliningrad region, around 25 kilometres from the Polish border (54°33'49"N, 21°49'43"E). The circularly disposed antenna array (CDAA) is used for detecting and locating radio signals, but it may also serve for communication with submarines, satellite tracking, or radionavigation, giving Moscow a tool to monitor NATO activities close to its borders.

Satellite images show Russia building 1.6 km antenna array to spy on NATO from Kaliningrad

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Satellite photographs reveal that Russia is constructing a 1.6 kilometre antenna array in the Kaliningrad region, around 25 kilometres from the Polish border (54°33’49″N, 21°49’43″E).

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