DAK-160а is a Soviet-era air defense installation located near the town of Dovsk in Belarus. The site is part of Belarus's Cold War-era military infrastructure, designed to protect strategic areas from aerial threats. Its location in the Minsk Region places it within a historically militarized zone of the former Soviet Union.
The facility appears to be associated with modern air defense and electronic warfare capabilities, as recent satellite imagery and reports indicate the presence of advanced military systems in the area. This suggests the site may have been upgraded or repurposed for contemporary defense needs, possibly in connection with Russian military cooperation in the region.