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Tzeva Adom (

Ukraine has received from Israel an early alert system about Tzeva Adom missile attacks

Tzeva Adom ("red") tracks launches and drones, calculates the flight trajectory and sets high accuracy coordinates. The Israeli authorities have transferred the Tzeva Adom Air Attacking System to Ukraine. The Ambassador to Ukraine Mikhail Brodsky reported this in an interview with the Mirror of the Week. He said that the process has been stretched "for many months", but now has been completed.

"We have fulfilled our promises and handed over to the Ukrainian side everything we have to convey," the diplomat said. Answering the question why the system is still not operated, Brodsky said that the Ukrainian side is responsible for the implementation. And he advised to ask the appropriate agencies about it. Information that Israel is working on the transfer of early warning systems to Ukraine has appeared in 2023.

The Tzeva Adom system (this Adom) is able to track the launches of rockets and drones, to calculate the trajectory of their flight, as well as with high accuracy to set the coordinates of the fall. This narrows the radius of the potentially dangerous zone during shelling. Among other things, the system determines the time to find a shelter.

Tzeva Adom (translated from Hebrew "Red Color") is used by the Israeli Defense Army in several cities around the Gaza Sector to prevent citizens about the inevitable attack (usually Cassami missiles). Initially, it was used in the area, the so -called "envelope" Gaza, incl. In the city of Siderot. When the system captures the launch signature, there is a further automatic activation of the public alert system in the nearest Israeli settlements and military bases.

The record sounds four times a female voice, which warns of the threat. Then there is a repetition until all rockets are stuck and new launches are fixed. The Tzeva Adom tests began in Kyiv in the spring of 2023. The Ambassador of Ukraine to Israel Yevgen Korniychuk, for his part, suggested that the system would deploy in six cities of the country with a population of more than a million.