Allies launch electronic warfare coalition to back Ukraine

Allies launch electronic warfare coalition to back Ukraine

Kyiv and its Western partners launched an electronic warfare coalition in support of Ukraine during a meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group (UDCG) in Brussels on April 11, Defense Minister Rustem Umerov announced.The electronic warfare coalition consists of 11 countries and comes on top of other eight Western coalitions to support Ukraine. Other similar initiatives include an artillery coalition, a fighter jet coalition, and a demining co…

Eleven states sign letter of intent to join new EW coalition – Umerov

Eleven countries, including Ukraine, have joined the new initiative to support electronic warfare created within the framework of the Ramstein format, Defense Minister Rustem Umerov said.

NATO partners form ‘electromagnetic warfare’ coalition to support Ukraine

German defense minister says initially 10 countries joined coalition to help Ukraine counter drone attacks and disrupt enemy communications - Anadolu Ajansı

Lessons for India as importance grows of electronic warfare in modern conflicts

In the evolving realm of modern warfare, the contours of conflict have expanded far beyond the traditional domains of land, air, and sea. Today, the electromagnetic spectrum has emerged as a decisive battlefield, where the ability to control, disrupt, or protect communications and surveillance systems can determine the outcome of military engagements. Electronic Warfare (EW), once seen as a support function, has now become a strategic force mult…

The Coalition Against Electromagnetic Warfare, as this association of states is called, has signed a joint letter of intent. The coalition's goal will be to develop a policy and doctrine in the field of electronic warfare, which, given the current presence of drones, jammers on the battlefield and not only, seems to be an indispensable element of the modern battlefield.

New Ramstein Meeting Launches Electronic Warfare Coalition to Support Ukraine

At the latest Ramstein-format meeting in Brussels on April 11, a new “coalition of capabilities” was established to bolster Ukraine’s electronic warfare (EW) efforts. According to Germany’s Ministry of Defense, the coalition includes Germany and ten other partner nations. It becomes the ninth such capability coalition formed to coordinate international military support for Ukraine. The Electronic Warfare Coalition will focus on three key areas: …