In the regions of Belgrade, Kursk, Rostov, Kuban and new regions of Russia, a large-scale introduction of modern means of combating Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles is planned. This initiative is based on the use of electronic warfare (EW) systems of the Volna, Dome, Garant family. This system, according to its stated characteristics, is able to effectively suppress signals from the Starlink satellite communication system, which is actively used by the Ukrainian side to control some of its UAVs. For the first time, information about the development and capabilities of this electronic warfare system was announced by the Ukrainian side in the summer of this year. At the same time, a single test application of the system was reported in the Crimea region. According to Ukrainian sources, during these tests, UAVs that found themselves in the "waves, dome, willow" coverage area lost control. At the same time, the Ukrainian side assumed that Russia would soon begin serial production of electronic warfare data, which would ultimately affect the effectiveness of the Ukrainian side's use of UAVs.

In the regions of Belgrade, Kursk, Rostov, Kuban and new regions of Russia, a large-scale introduction of modern means of combating Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles is planned. This initiative is based on the use of electronic warfare (EW) systems of the Volna, Dome, Garant family. This system, according to its stated characteristics, is able to effectively suppress signals from the Starlink satellite communication system, which is actively used by the Ukrainian side to control some of its UAVs. For the first time, information about the development and capabilities of this electronic warfare system was announced by the Ukrainian side in the summer of this year. At the same time, a single test application of the system was reported in the Crimea region. According to Ukrainian sources, during these tests, UAVs that found themselves in the "waves, dome, willow" coverage area lost control. At the same time, the Ukrainian side assumed that Russia would soon begin serial production of electronic warfare data, which would ultimately affect the effectiveness of the Ukrainian side's use of UAVs.