english.nv.ua Ukraine Enhances Drone Communication Amid Russian EW Upgrades
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- •Ukraine's signal-repeater drones enhance operational range and communication security.
- •Russia is upgrading Shahed drones with advanced antennas to bypass Ukrainian EW measures.
- •The conflict is marked by a technological arms race, with both sides adapting rapidly.
Ukraine has developed signal-repeater drones to extend operational range and improve communication security against Russian electronic warfare (EW) tactics. These drones, produced by Twist Robotics, allow mission drones to operate over distances exceeding 50 kilometers while maintaining a stable connection. The Russian military is reportedly upgrading its Shahed drones with new components, including a Chinese-made CRPA antenna, which doubles their satellite communication channels from eight to sixteen. This enhancement aims to counter Ukrainian EW measures designed to disrupt drone operations. Ukrainian forces may need additional resources to counter these upgraded drones effectively. The situation reflects a rapidly evolving technological arms race in the ongoing conflict.
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