Die augenscheinlichen Fähigkeiten der Russen, eine breite elektronische Kampfstörung herbeizuführen, ist wohl ein Alleinstellungsmerkmal.
hi jonicus, das ist eigentlich seit langem bekannt.
denk an den jamming vorfall von 2017 des us destroyers donald cook im schwarzen meer!
ich wiederhole mich zwar, aber russland ist in einigen technologien vorraus - raketen technologie(hyperschall, triebwerke, raketen/luft verteidigung, elektronische kriegsführung).
das ist eine veränderung von rahmenbedingungen analog zum switch von schlachtschiffen zu flugzeugträgern im ww2.
khibiny electronic warfare system:
Su-30 has used Khibiny EW system while intercepting the F-35
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On May 9, a Russian Su-30SM was reported to have intercepted an Italian F-35 piloted by a Falco pilot. The interception takes place over the Baltic Sea. The interception was necessitated because the F-35 came close to the Russian An-12 military transport aircraft of the Russian Aerospace Forces [VKS]. The interception is carried out by the Su-30SM, which, by the way, escorts the An-12.
“He came almost out of nowhere. I was very confused because I did not expect to see it so close,” the Italian pilot describes his first impressions of the sudden appearance of the Su-30SM. Falco says the Russian pilot acted defiantly. He has been lost several times. The US fighter jet’s detection and warning systems failed again and again and had to be restarted.
The pilot’s story
Falco says they were warned the Russians might be using Khibiny, an electronic warfare system. But faced with this in practice, when his F-35’s targeting and targeting instruments fail momentarily, Falco begins to worry.
Seeing the Russian fighter fast approaching, Falco decided to implement the standard scheme for such cases. He turns his plane 30 degrees to maintain a safe distance. At that time, Falco plans to perform another system reboot and get out of the pesky neighbor’s electronic warfare. At first, it seemed to help.
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