Czech Military to Purchase 8 Radars Made in Israel
The Czech Republic’s defense minister says the country’s military has decided to purchase Israeli-made radars for its military.
Martin Stropnicky says the army will pay 2.9 billion koruna ($114 million) for a total of eight ELM 2084 MMR radars made by the Israeli state-run IAI Elta company. The radars are used in the Israeli Iron Dome rocket defense system.
They will be delivered in 2019-2021 and will replace obsolete Soviet-made radars.
Stropnicky said Wednesday they will help guard the country’s airspace at altitudes from 100 meters to 3,000 meters (330 to 10,000 feet).
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