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The Qabala station is one of the largest radars in the world, and is used to monitor the environment of Western [[Europe]], North [[Africa]], and the [[Middle East]].
The Qabala station is one of the largest radars in the world, and is used to monitor the environment of Western [[Europe]], North [[Africa]], and the [[Middle East]].
In June 2007, the escalating tensions between [[George W. Bush]] and [[Vladimir Putin]] about placing [[Anti Ballistic Missile]] systems and radar in [[Poland]] and the [[Chzech Republic]] were softened when Putin offered to allow the use of the Qabala station to monitor for missile launches from "Rogue States" (See [[2007 Anti Ballistic Missile System Dispute]]). By "Rogue States", the DoD presumably means [[Iran]] and [[North Korea]].[http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/europe/06/08/nato.missiles.reut/index.html]
In June 2007, the escalating tensions between [[George W. Bush]] and [[Vladimir Putin]] about placing [[Anti Ballistic Missile]] systems and radar in [[Poland]] and the [[Chzech Republic]] were softened when Putin offered to allow the use of the Qabala station to monitor for missile launches from "Rogue States" (See [[2007 Anti Ballistic Missile System Dispute]]). By "Rogue States", the DoD presumably means [[Iran]] and [[North Korea]].[https://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/europe/06/08/nato.missiles.reut/index.html]
[[Category:Warfare]]
[[Category:Warfare]]