Russia enters the Starlink war with the "Yastrev" system. In continuation of Moscow's efforts to direct the attacks of the Ukrainian UAVs, the "Yastrab S" system is being built with the aim of disrupting the satellite communications of Ukrainian UAVs. In recent years, the Russian defense-industrial complex has shown more attention to the development of electronic warfare systems to counter Ukrainian UAVs. Yastreb's jamming system is currently being tested at Russian weapons factories. According to the developer Yastraves, this system is responsible for damaging and disrupting various radio communication channels of the enemy, including channels that use satellite systems.

Russia enters the Starlink war with the "Yastrev" system. In continuation of Moscow's efforts to direct the attacks of the Ukrainian UAVs, the "Yastrab S" system is being built with the aim of disrupting the satellite communications of Ukrainian UAVs. In recent years, the Russian defense-industrial complex has shown more attention to the development of electronic warfare systems to counter Ukrainian UAVs. Yastreb's jamming system is currently being tested at Russian weapons factories. According to the developer Yastraves, this system is responsible for damaging and disrupting various radio communication channels of the enemy, including channels that use satellite systems.