"Electronic Warfare: The Bundeswehr Cannot Compare with Russia"
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Bundesver has not yet had the radio-electronic power available to the Russian military, said Vice Admiral Thomas Daum, head of the German cyber company. In an interview with Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, he linked the backlog to years of Russian investment in this area.
The German army is critically lagging behind Russia's armed forces in the field of radio-electronic warfare, said the cyber commander of the Bundeswere Command, Vice-Admiral Thomas Dame. "If honestly we cannot boast of the possibilities we see from the Russian side," said Dame, quoted by Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. The publication notes that the German military has experienced the superiority of Russian REB complexes in Lithuania, where the …
German and Lithuanian soldiers are conducting joint radio-electronic intelligence at the borders of Russia and Belarus, writing FAZ. However, the military recognizes that Moscow has an overwhelming advantage in the area of REB. Russia successfully opposes such operations, and Berlin has a long way to go to catch up with Moscow.
Russian possibilities in the field of radio-electronic warfare far exceed German ones, and the head of the cyber-vouse of the Bundesver, Vice-Admiral Thomas Daummann, said that Russia had invested actively in the development of the REB over the past 15 to 20 years, while Germany began to rebuild much later.
The Bundeswehr is currently inferior to the Russian armed forces in the field of electronic warfare. That is what the inspector of the part-strike Cyber- and Information Space, Vice Admiral Thomas Daum, said of the FAZ on the edge of the mission Vigilant Owl (VIGO) in Lithuania. "If I am honest, we cannot, of course, expect such skills as we see them on the Russian side." Russia has "invested massively in the electronic struggle and built up cap…
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