US EditionNATO Trials New Battlefield Laser Communications as Russian Jamming Intensifies
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NATO trials new battlefield laser communications as russian jamming intensifies
December 8, 2025. Lithuanian space and defense tech company Astrolight has successfully demonstrated undetectable and unjammable laser-based communication and data transmission with its POLARIS terminal during NATO’s latest exercise. It was held in Latvia, on NATO’s Eastern flank, highlighting how the latest technologies can enhance battlefield capabilities in the region. The exercise, called Digital Backbone Experimentation (DiBaX), took place …
NATO Trials New Battlefield Laser Communications as Russian Jamming Intensifies
Astrolight’s POLARIS terminal at NATO’s REPMUS/Dynamic Messenger exercise (Source: NATO Diana) Astrolight’s POLARIS terminal has been tested during DiBax, NATO’s largest military exercise in Latvia, transmitting data during harsh weather conditions on land. In October, the company’s terminal was successfully tested at REPMUS/Dynamic Messenger, the largest exercise focusing on maritime unmanned systems in the world. December 8, 2025. Lithuanian s…
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