| Titre : | Russia Land-Based Electronic Warfare/RUMINT : Last Mile Between Inbound Missile and Electronic Attack |
| Auteurs : | Zanfirov, Alexandre, Auteur |
| Type de document : | Books |
| Editeur : | Independently published, 2020 |
| Article en page(s) : | 90 p. |
| ISBN/ISSN/EAN : | 9798676557850 |
| Langues: | Anglais |
| Index. décimale : | 623.043 |
| Catégories : |
6.45 Génie civil, militaire et minier > Génie militaire > Guerre électronique |
| Tags : | Electronics in military engineering ; Communications, Military |
| Résumé : |
Added a list of EW systems deployed in Ukraine including equipment that has been captured by the Ukrainian Army. Electronic Warfare (EW) is considered a relatively inexpensive way to curb an opponent’s ability to communicate and exercise control within a battlespace. By now, everyone is aware that the incident where a Su-24 bomber allegedly flew over the American destroyer ‘Donald Cook’ described in practically all Russian media, during which the Russian aircraft supposedly employed its newest ‘Khibiny’ system to disable the ship’s electronics is RUMINT (RUMINT - RUmor INTelligence [military]). RUMINT can be described as single-source disinformation that obfuscates or “puffs up” an adversary’s capabilities. The text in RED thruout the book is RUMINT. Russia's electronic warfare equipment specifications are a closely held SECRET so a lot is missing, but I was able to find quite a bit thru open sources. I will update as I find more. The systems included in this book typically have their own specialization. For example, the Divnomorye complex suppresses locators and other avionics of aircraft, helicopters and drones. The station also creates powerful interference for “flying radars” – E-3 AWACS, E-2 Hawkeye and E-8 JSTAR. It can hide objects within a radius of several hundred kilometers from radar detection. The Murmansk-BN complex suppresses communication and control channels within a radius of up to eight thousand kilometers. This technique is able to strip communications of warships, aircraft, drones and headquarters of the troops of a potential enemy. Electronic warfare systems “Moskva-1”, “Krasukha-20” and “Krasukha-4” are often called “aircraft systems.” They are designed to deal with aviation radars, as well as communications and information transfer technology. “Moskva-1” detects the enemy, determines the type and characteristics of its electronic warfare. Data is transferred to other systems. Krasukha-20 is responsible for the fight against early warning radar aircraft and “Kraukha-4” (captured one March 2022) interferes with other types of aircraft. |
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