The current Balkan Peninsula Kosovo crisis is becoming increasingly serious. Kosovo and Serbia with the support of NATO are tense over the issue of dismantling roadblocks and are on the verge of breaking out. Some netizens said that Serbia has China's FK3 anti-aircraft missiles, and even if NATO wants to use force, it has to weigh it. So can this missile make NATO troops retreat?
According to public reports, the FK3 missile has a launch height of 27,000 meters and a maximum range of 100 kilometers. It is equipped with the radar with a maximum detection range of 160 kilometers. It should be said that this missile is very cost-effective and suitable for small and medium-sized countries to purchase, but it is not enough to compete with big and powerful countries.
There is a kind of missile that is specially designed to deal with missile early warning and surveillance radars. This is the anti-radiation missile . It can destroy the early warning surveillance radar in wartime and make the missile blind. In this way, the missile will be a headless fly and cannot find its target, and it will not be able to play an effective air defense role.
The AGM-88G "Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile" (AARGM) equipped by the US military has an effective range of 150 kilometers. This missile is designed to defeat radar. In August 2021, the US military tested an improved model of this missile, with a range of 220 kilometers. If this type of missile is launched by a stealth fighter, the strike effect will be even more amazing. If NATO wants to attack Serbia, it is impossible not to destroy the prevention and control radar system of the Serbian Air Force first. Then anti-radiation missiles are definitely the best choice. It is difficult to resist with the strength of the Serbian army.
Moreover, Serbia does not have the support of military reconnaissance satellites, and the battlefield is one-way and transparent. During the war, the Serbian Air Force missile positions may not be effective before becoming a direct target of NATO's cruise missile . Therefore, without systematic air defense and anti-missile capabilities, it will be difficult for Serbia to resist NATO air strikes with just one or two advanced weapons.
