The Iranian military unveiled two air surveillance radars on 19 April that included a long-range, low-frequency station that appears to be a development of an existing system. The Iranian media identified the radars as the Khalij Fars (Persian Gulf) and the Moraqeb (Vigilant). Amir Samad Aghamo-hammadi, head of the army's Air Defence Research and Self-Sufficiency Jihad Organisation, was cited as saying the Khalij Fars is a bi-static (where the transmitters and receivers are not co-located) radar that operates in a very-low-frequency band and can detect any type of aircraft or ballistic missile out to a range of 800 km.
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机译：伊朗军方于4月19日推出了两个空气监控雷达，其中包括远程，低频站，似乎是现有系统的发展。伊朗媒体将雷达确定为Khalij FARS（波斯湾）和Moraqeb（警惕）。 Amir Samad Areghamo-Hammadi，军队的防空研究和自给自足的圣战组织，被称为Khalij Fars是一种双静态（当变送器和接收器不共同定位）雷达，它在非常方面运行 - 频段，可以检测到任何类型的飞机或弹道导弹，到800公里的范围。
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