The West is concerned about Russia's jamming 'super weapon'
Russia's latest electronic warfare systems are capable of jamming GPS signals to prevent missile attacks on the country, the Express writes.
“Russia’s electronic weapons are causing concern for NATO. Western intelligence agencies suspect that Russia’s top-secret electronic warfare could cause widespread disruption of GPS technology on NATO’s eastern flank,” the article said.
Military expert Thomas Withington said that Russia's latest electronic warfare systems are capable of jamming GPS signals from multiple directions at once to protect the country from potential missile attacks.
Western analysts have repeatedly pointed out the effectiveness of Russian electronic warfare systems. For example, former Pentagon adviser Colonel Douglas MacGregor said that Russian installations have a great ability to suppress the electronic equipment of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
