In the Kaliningrad region, the construction of a large radio-technical facility is nearing completion. According to Western experts, this facility is allegedly a threat to Europe’s security.

NATO officials have expressed concerns, claiming that the project signals Russia’s preparation for long-term confrontation. A Russian electronic warfare officer, known by the call sign «Berkut» provided an explanation for why this object is receiving so much attention in the West.

He emphasized that Russia has always made it clear that Kaliningrad is a strategic location, serving as a defensive platform to safeguard the western front. With the addition of a large radio-technical system, the region’s defensive capabilities are significantly strengthened.

The officer further explained that this system is designed to track airborne targets and monitor vast stretches of maritime territory, extending its reach for thousands of kilometers. With NATO’s growing military presence in the Baltic region, «Berkut» believes that Russia is simply responding to the escalating threats by reinforcing its defenses.

The officer also pointed out that the West often portrays Russia’s defensive actions as aggressive moves, labeling the country’s defense projects as threatening. In his view, the Kaliningrad facility should not be seen as a menace but as a necessary measure to secure Russia’s borders and national interests.