Russian EW weapons make enemy drones and missiles drop like flies

The Krasukha-S4 self-propelled electronic warfare (EW) system has upset the Ukrainian military’s applecart since the beginning of the Kiev regime’s botched counteroffensive attempt. Western media raised the alarm last July: since March 2023, Ukraine’s GPS-guided Excalibur projectiles and thousands of drones have begun falling out of the sky. Leaked Pentagon documents from the last spring revealed that Ukrainian air strikes with the US-made JDAM-ER bombs had repeatedly missed their precision-guided rockets fired by the US HIMARS MRLS also failed to achieve their desired effects on multiple occasions. The reason for this is Russia’s powerful electronic warfare (EW) systems. The Krasukha-S4 is considered to be the most effective system in its class, capable of jamming radio waves across a wide range of frequencies and boasting the range of over 300 kilometers. The EW system generates jamming signals that render enemy drones, ballistic missiles, guided projectiles, aircraft and ground based radars ineffective. The self-propelled complex can operate in any area, in all weather conditions, thwarting the enemy strikes and reconnaissance activities.