Russia’s Krasuha electronic warfare system forced British reconnaissance aircraft to withdraw from Ukrainian airspace;. Russia’s Krasukha electronic warfare system, forced the British Air Force reconnaissance

An academic article offered a thought-provoking view of Russian aerospace doctrine, raising questions about the country’s offensive use of electronic warfare. First publiahed on January

BY KYLE MIZOKAMI PUBLISHED: FEB, 2021 This isn’t the first time it’s happened. A Russian strike jet buzzed the U.S. Navy guided missile destroyer USS Donald Cook, making a

Russia is developing radio-electronic weapons, which use a powerful UHF impulse capable of destroying all electronic equipment miles away and even changing the course of

Eight antenna masts and control vehicles were put in place, ready for action, at the abandoned airfield near the village of Pushnoy south of Murmansk.

First Published June, 2022 The Issue Russia has failed to achieve most of its objectives in Ukraine because of poor military planning, significant logistical problems,

David Axe, Forbes The Russian military’s failures in Russia’s wider war on Ukraine almost are too numerous to list. Too many attacks along too many

Russian officials have unveiled a ‘microwave gun’ that can disable an unmanned drone and even a missile from up to 0.6 miles (1km) away. The first

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published in Armada International, written by Dr Thomas Withington, and is reprinted with permission. Original article can be found here.

This is what’s happened so far in Russia’s electronic warfare battle against Ukraine. DR. THOMAS WITHINGTON Shortly after 6:00 AM Moscow time on February 24,