A video of the destroyed Russian Nebo-SVU radar was released on social media.

The time and conditions of the strike against the radar are unknown.

The released footage captured the radar antenna and command post module debris.

This is the first recorded destruction of a radar system of this type.

1L119 Nebo-SVU radar is the further development of the Nebo-SV system. It is designed for airspace control, detection, and identification of coordinates, as well as air target tracking, including strategic and tactical aircraft and stealth targets. Nebo-SVU recognizes classes of targets and can determine their state affiliation. It operates both as part of automated air defense control systems and independently.

The detection range of a target like a fighter jet at an altitude of 20 km is up to 380 km, and at an altitude of 500 m, it is up to 65 km.

The Nebo-SVU radar has:

• an active electronically scanned array (AESA) with a transceiver module in each radiating element, analog-to-digital conversion of echo signals in each line, and the ability to programmatically control the beam of the radiation pattern in the vertical plane to track ballistic targets;
• fully digital space-time signal processing;
• flexible adaptation of the signal processing system to the interference situation and the technical condition of the station;
• highly efficient digital selection of moving targets, which ensures stable conduct of air objects in the presence of intensive passive obstacles and hydrometeorological formations;
• adaptive suppression of lateral lobes of the radiation pattern.

The radar has a short deployment time of up to 30 minutes and is served by 4 people. It is stated that it has high patency and can be deployed in unprepared positions.

Previously, the Ukrainian military destroyed two 2S9 Nona self-propelled mortars that belonged to the invaders.