Russian Dawn Has Disturbed Kiev: the GUR Has Described a New Threat to the Ukrainian REB.
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The Russian satellite communications system "Raylight" has already been launched and the Russian Armed Forces are using it to improve the accuracy of drone strikes and bypass the Ukrainian REB system.
Russia is accelerating the creation of a satellite communications system called Dawn, which can allow a large number of drones to be operated in the depths of Ukraine. Financial Times writes about this. According to the newspaper's former adviser, the system can begin to operate as early as 2027, but deployment is delayed and its current capabilities are limited. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .…
Russia is already using its own satellite communications system, "Raylight" for military purposes over the territory of Ukraine, and Ukraine's intelligence estimates that new technology can improve the accuracy of Russian drone strikes and complicate the work of radio electronic warfare equipment (REBs), as announced by the representative of the Ministry of Defence's General Intelligence Department, Andrei Yusov, reporting to Reuters.
The Sunrise satellite network has given Russian drones new opportunities, making them much more dangerous, reports Reuters, and operators are now able to adjust the course of impact drones in the air, moving away from the air and more precisely targeting targets.
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