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Ucrania confirma que el avión radar sueco ASC 890 ya vuela en misiones de combate, marcando un antes y un después en su defensa aérea. Capaz de detectar aviones a más de 200 km y misiles a 150 km, este "radar volante" trabaja en tandem con los F-16 para reforzar la lucha contra Rusia. Expertos y el propio ministro de Defensa sueco destacan su papel clave tras décadas en las que Ucrania dependió solo de radares terrestres. Descubre en este video cómo esta tecnología está cambiando el rumbo de la guerra.

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00:00In May 2024, Sweden announced the transfer of a detection and control aircraft to Ukraine.
00:06by ASC-890 long-range radar.
00:10The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense confirms for the first time that the aircraft is already performing
00:16combat missions.
00:17The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense specifies that the Swedish aircraft carries out missions
00:22in combat for six months, that is, since March 2026.
00:27It is not only known as ASC-890.
00:32It is also commonly referred to as the Saab 340 AEWIC or S-100B Argus.
00:38Swedish Defense Minister Paul Johnson was one of the first to explain the uniqueness
00:44and the importance of this aircraft for Ukraine.
00:47According to him, it is precisely the ASC-890 that opens up new possibilities for the forces.
00:54Ukrainian defenses in the fight against air and sea targets.
00:58Furthermore, when combined with the F-16 fighters, this aircraft significantly enhances capabilities.
01:05combatants of the Ukrainian Air Force.
01:08Back in 2024, it was clear that the transfer of the ASC-890 would be a major event
01:16truly historic for Ukraine and a determining factor in the war against Russia.
01:22Aviation expert Valery Romanenko explained to RBC Ukraine that
01:28After the collapse of the USSR, Ukraine did not receive any radar-detected defection aircraft.
01:33Therefore, for several decades, Ukraine was forced to monitor the air situation.
01:38using only ground-based radars.
01:41However, following Sweden's decision, the situation changed radically.
01:46According to Romanenko, after receiving the ASC-890, Ukraine finally established a system
01:54fully operational air defense.
01:56One of the key features of the ASC-890 is its ability to detect aerial targets.
02:03at a considerable distance.
02:05It has no difficulty detecting a Russian aircraft at a distance of 200-250
02:10kilometers or a missile at 150-200 kilometers.
02:15Key features of the ASC-890
02:19Long-range radar detection and control aircraft.
02:23In other words, a true flying radar that provides detection, tracking, and classification.
02:29of air and sea targets.
02:31Detection range.
02:34Depending on the type of target and conditions, from 300 to 400 kilometers.
02:40Some sources cite a maximum range of up to 450 kilometers.
02:45What can it detect?
02:47Aircraft, missiles, drones and maritime targets.
02:52Communications and control.
02:54The aircraft can exchange data with other air and ground forces, allowing
03:00to use it not only for surveillance, but also for command and control of combat operations.
03:06Flight duration.
03:08More than five hours.
03:09Some sources mention up to seven hours depending on the configuration and mission conditions.
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