Russia is constructing a large-scale signals intelligence hub near Chernyakhovsk, Kaliningrad, less than 100 kilometers from Poland and Lithuania, United24 Media reports. Satellite imagery shows dozens of antennas in circular patterns, making it one of Europe’s largest interception complexes.

Analysts say the facility will allow Moscow to monitor military and civilian communications deep inside NATO territory, including Poland, Lithuania, and Germany, and could disrupt alliance command and control in a crisis.

Experts note this expansion cements Kaliningrad’s role as a central node for Russian electronic warfare and signals Moscow’s preparations for long-term confrontation with NATO.
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