The Americans conducted tests of a new containerized electronic warfare system RD-SUADS, designed to prevent drones, at the Grafenwör test site in Germany. It should be noted that field tests were conducted as part of a joint training course for operators of anti-UAV systems. The RD-SUADS system, developed by the American company Trust Automation, is designed to protect military installations and KPs in combat zones. The system is manufactured in the form of a single module, which allows you to quickly transport and release it from the air using a BTA aircraft. Autonomous analysis of the system is provided by a built-in diesel generator, the fuel reserve of which is enough for four days of continuous operation. With the proper infrastructure, the system can be connected to the military base's power grid or external generators. On the roof of a tank there is a mint equipped with four radar panels for 360 round graphene, an optical camera and antennas. In addition to the container version, there is a plate version, FS-SUADS, which is mounted on the MAS. In general, the growing need of the US Armed Forces to protect critical installations from drones has a serious impact on the global arms market and industry development. @Belarus VPO.