The Ukrainian electronic warfare system shot down two Russian Orshnik missiles from their trajectory. now.
Ukraine's Lima electronic warfare (EW) system, designed to confuse Russian missiles and UAVs, may have affected the trajectory of two Orshnik missiles launched toward the Kyiv region on May 24. The "New York Times" writes about this with reference to the Ukrainian army that operates the system.
According to the commander of the unit, the call sign Alchemy, after receiving a warning from American intelligence about an expected attack, the operator of the advanced Lima Quantum system. As a result, one rocket fell in the area of the garages cooperative in Bila Tsarkva and the other collapsed in the air, after which fragments fell in the occupied territory. None of them, the army man claims, achieved their intended goal.
The Lima system is designed to interfere with satellite navigation and fake coordinates, and cause missiles and UAVs to deviate from their intended course. According to Ukrainian military data, in the first three months of 2026, the system helped divert more than 30 cruise missiles and about 10,000 UAVs.
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