Germany's Bundeswehr armed forces plan to use their unit in Lithuania to monitor Russia and Belarus with electronic warfare equipment, Vice Admiral Thomas Daum, head of the Bundeswehr's cyber forces, told Reuters. German soldiers intend to collect data on radar systems and other equipment emitting radio waves in Russia and Belarus, he said. The unit is planned to be fully deployed in 2027. According to the report, German soldiers are testing electronic warfare systems in Lithuania, including drone detectors, signal interceptors, jammers and sensors designed to transmit battlefield data to remote analysts.

Germany's Bundeswehr armed forces plan to use their unit in Lithuania to monitor Russia and Belarus with electronic warfare equipment, Vice Admiral Thomas Daum, head of the Bundeswehr's cyber forces, told Reuters. German soldiers intend to collect data on radar systems and other equipment emitting radio waves in Russia and Belarus, he said. The unit is planned to be fully deployed in 2027. According to the report, German soldiers are testing electronic warfare systems in Lithuania, including drone detectors, signal interceptors, jammers and sensors designed to transmit battlefield data to remote analysts.