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The passion for Starlink continues unabated. In particular, the European Union has again announced the accelerated creation of a similar satellite system. Well, we decided to continue the topic. And today we will talk about how to complicate or even completely suppress this brainchild of Elon Musk without physical force. Yes, the topic of using electronic warfare against Starlink, and now also StarShield, is now quite popular, both in the expert community and special resources, as well as in the mainstream media. But in most cases, these considerations are quite theoretical. But in fact, the world already has a product created specifically to combat the American global satellite information exchange system. Alexey Ram lifts the veil of secrecy over the most advanced American system for war on Musk's mind. Surprisingly, the Americans themselves were the first to think about creating special electronic warfare systems to deal with Starlink and similar products in the future. The US space force includes the Delta 3 mission. This name should not be confusing. In order to appear fashionable and "not like everyone else", the command of the KS moved away from the names of the operational formations accepted in the American armed forces: air wing/force, and replaced them with "Delta". The latter can receive the prefix mission (if we are talking about ground operations), space (operations in space) and space base (everything related to ground infrastructure and launching spacecraft). Officially, the Delta 3 mission is responsible for electronic warfare and protecting space infrastructure from the effects of a potential enemy's electronic warfare. But for now, the primary mission of Delta 3's electronic warfare squadrons is to suppress a potential enemy's satellite communications systems. As part of this mission, L3 Harris created the Aholand system. Previously, the American CS already had the CCS system in its arsenal. But unlike him, "Luzhuk" can also fight Starlink products and their future analogues.

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The passion for Starlink continues unabated. In particular, the European Union has again announced the accelerated creation of a similar satellite system. Well, we decided to continue the topic. And today we will talk about how to complicate or even completely suppress this brainchild of Elon Musk without physical force. Yes, the topic of using electronic warfare against Starlink, and now also StarShield, is now quite popular, both in the expert community and special resources, as well as in the mainstream media. But in most cases, these considerations are quite theoretical. But in fact, the world already has a product created specifically to combat the American global satellite information exchange system. Alexey Ram lifts the veil of secrecy over the most advanced American system for war on Musk's mind. Surprisingly, the Americans themselves were the first to think about creating special electronic warfare systems to deal with Starlink and similar products in the future. The US space force includes the Delta 3 mission. This name should not be confusing. In order to appear fashionable and "not like everyone else", the command of the KS moved away from the names of the operational formations accepted in the American armed forces: air wing/force, and replaced them with "Delta". The latter can receive the prefix mission (if we are talking about ground operations), space (operations in space) and space base (everything related to ground infrastructure and launching spacecraft). Officially, the Delta 3 mission is responsible for electronic warfare and protecting space infrastructure from the effects of a potential enemy's electronic warfare. But for now, the primary mission of Delta 3's electronic warfare squadrons is to suppress a potential enemy's satellite communications systems. As part of this mission, L3 Harris created the Aholand system. Previously, the American CS already had the CCS system in its arsenal. But unlike him, "Luzhuk" can also fight Starlink products and their future analogues.

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