This was announced on September 12 by the UK Ministry of Defense Ministry. British intelligence notes that after December blows on the Aegels-2 aircraft in the Saratov region and in the Dyagilevo Ryazan region, the Russian SPRC "PMCR-C1" (by NATO-SA-22 codification) was placed on the roofs of official buildings in Moscow. And in early September 2023, the same Russian anti -aircraft missile systems were depicted on the overpasses and towers on the outskirts of the capital.
"It is almost certainly done to ensure that the system can detect and strike UAV goals. However, it is likely that it is also called to demonstrate the public that the authorities are in control," the Ministry of Defense reports. We will remind, on social networks there were photos with Russian air defense systems, which were placed on artificial elevations. The "militaristic" observers noted that the establishment of the "shell-C1" complex in a real estate raises questions.
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