The Russian occupation forces in Donbas are equipped with Russian complexes “Strelets” intended for reconnaissance, command and control, and communication, reports Militarnyi.

A video with combatants showing the use of Russian reconnaissance system was published on Russian social media.

The illegal armed formation Sparta was equipped with the Strelets reconnaissance, command and control, and communications system.

Combatants of the illegal armed formation Sparta with the Russian Strelets system.

Video from the combatants’ exercises showing a tablet from the Russian system was published in November 2021, but the footage was shot earlier.

Screenshot taken from video from the Russian social network shows the combatants’ exercises with using the Russian system.

Strelets

Strelets is a personal computer with a periphery distributed over the tactical vest of asoldier.

Creating a network of data from individual systems, the computer of the unit commander will show the necessary information about subordinates, as well as information about the enemy coming from them.

An ordinary soldier should press only a couple of buttons, and the coordinates of his or enemy’s location will appear on the commander’s computer. The unit commander will be able to combine the received data with an electronic map of the area or with a satellite photo.

The complex is designed to execute the following primary tasks:
– combat command and control;

– communication and transmission of information,
– individual and group navigation;
– detection of objects;
– measuring coordinates and recognizing targets;
– targeting for aviation.
The system has modular architecture and includes blocks for various purposes. The composition of used blocks is determined according to position and specialization of a particular serviceman.

It is able to connect with reconnaissance, surveillance, aiming and targeting equipment, radars, rangefinders, anglers, unmanned aerial vehicles.

We remind that in 2020, the Ukrainian intelligence received the records from the camera of Russian FSB servicemen taken during their mission in Donbas in February 2020.