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Russia Rolls Out New EW System Capable of Disabling Enemy Spacecraft
Russia Rolls Out New EW System Capable of Disabling Enemy Spacecraft
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The Russian Armed Forces feature an array of sophisticated EW systems, such as Krasukha, Moskva, Infauna, Leer, and Triad.
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Russia has developed a new electronic warfare (EW) system capable of disrupting spacecraft communications in geostationary orbit, a source familiar with the situation told Sputnik.They added “this [geostationary orbit] is approximately 36,000 kilometers (about 22,300 miles) above sea level."The remarks come as the Russian Armed Forces commemorate the Day of the Electronic Warfare (EW) Specialist, which has been celebrated since 2006, in line with a decree issued by President Vladimir Putin.Right now, the Russian army is fitted with a variety of sophisticated EW systems, including "Krasukha," "Moskva," "Infauna," "Leer," and "Triad," with some of them being used in Russia's special military operation in Ukraine.EW pertains to any strategic use of the electromagnetic spectrum against an enemy in a military conflict. The most commonly practiced type of EW is jamming, aimed to limit an enemy’s ability to exchange information by overriding radio transmissions or by sending signals to prevent radar detection or convey false information.
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Russia Rolls Out New EW System Capable of Disabling Enemy Spacecraft
The Russian Armed Forces’ EW troops are currently equipped with advanced systems of electronic reconnaissance and suppression, which are fairly considered among the best in the world.
Russia has developed a new
electronic warfare (EW) system capable of disrupting spacecraft communications in geostationary orbit, a source familiar with the situation told Sputnik.
They added “this [geostationary orbit] is approximately 36,000 kilometers (about 22,300 miles) above sea level."
The source declined to disclose details about the new Russian EW system, only saying that “the power of its emitters at short range allows not only to suppress, but also to permanently disable enemy electronics."
The remarks come as the Russian Armed Forces commemorate the Day of the Electronic Warfare (EW) Specialist, which has been celebrated since 2006, in line with a decree issued by President Vladimir Putin.
Right now, the Russian army is fitted with a variety of sophisticated EW systems, including "Krasukha," "Moskva," "Infauna," "Leer," and "Triad," with some of them being used in Russia's special military operation in Ukraine.
EW pertains to any strategic use of the electromagnetic spectrum against an enemy in a military conflict. The most commonly practiced type of EW is jamming, aimed to limit an enemy’s ability to exchange information by overriding radio transmissions or by sending signals to prevent radar detection or convey false information.
