Russian air defense systems deployed in central Syria turned out to be rubber dummies.

After it became known about a week ago that Russian S-300 air defense systems were deployed at Tabka airbase, which were supposed to protect the Syrian and Iranian military from attacks from the United States, Israel and Turkey, it became known that the complexes are not real. We are talking about inflatable mock-ups in order to mislead the enemy and prevent possible attacks.

Earlier, the news agency Avia.pro published photographs showing the S-300 complexes located at the Tabka airbase. However, the US-controlled Kurds took several pictures in which it can be seen that in reality, both the S-300 air defense system radar and mobile launchers are inflatable mock-ups.

There are no official comments on this from Damascus and Moscow, however, the fact that the Kurds are helping the American side and jeopardizing the positions of the Syrian army and the Russian military raises some concern.

“Trying to harm Russia, the Kurds themselves are putting themselves under attack from Turkish aviation by disclosing classified information. It is possible that there are dozens of such models in Syria, but the fact remains that the Kurds are helping the United States, and at the same time Turkey and Israel. This creates additional risks of impacts ", - the expert marks.