Ukraine’s war leadership sets new electronic warfare tasks as Russia’s jet-powered drones slip past nearly half of its air defenses
Ukraine is rushing to improve jamming after air defenses downed only 55% of 2,730 jet-powered drones in late September, Zelenskyy said.
- President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a meeting of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief's Staff to address electronic warfare capabilities, new sanctions packages, and long-range drone supplies for protecting Ukrainian infrastructure against Russian attacks.
- Russia continues modifying its jet-powered Shaheds to bypass Ukrainian defenses, forcing a constant race to improve jamming; from September 1 to 26, air defenses downed only 55 percent of 2,730 new jet-powered drones.
- Presidential adviser Serhii 'Flash' Beskrestnov warned that Russian MESH radio repeaters installed in Kyiv provide online control for Shahed drones. He stressed, "As long as online control of drones exists, not only the bridges but the air defense assets will be under threat."
- Defense Intelligence reported Russia's reliance on Chinese turbojets costing about $35,000 to $40,000 for Geran-4 and Geran-5 drones, prompting new sanctions proposals to the National Security and Defense Council.
- The Staff established tasks to scale up effective electronic warfare approaches and supply long-range drones to the Armed Forces of Ukraine next year. Zelenskyy stated, "The key criterion is that we must be able to respond to Russian strikes in kind.
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Russia and Ukraine are engaged in an accelerated race to control the electromagnetic spectrum, using confusion, electronic deception and artificial intelligence to disrupt marches and rockets, bypass opposing systems and resolve confrontation.
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Zelenskyy: High Command sets tasks on electronic warfare, sanctions, supply of long-range drones to AFU
Following a meeting of the High Command, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the assignment of additional tasks for the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) and manufacturers in the field of electronic warfare, the preparation of new sanctions packages against Russia, and key objectives for supplying Ukrainian forces with long-range drones for the coming year.
Electronic warfare neutralizes "Shaheds", we are scaling up most effective approaches, - Zelenskyy after Supreme Commander-in-Chief’s Staff meeting
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a meeting of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief's Staff, where participants discussed electronic warfare capabilities for protecting infrastructure, new sanctions packages, and supplies of long-range drones to the Armed Forces of Ukraine for next year.
<p>Zelensky held a stake on October 6: they defined tasks on REB, sanctions and long-range strikes. On October 6, the EMB, Russia's technological priorities and the supply of components for weapons were discussed. Preparing new sanctions and drones.</p>
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