Western aviation predicted "total stun" due to the appearance of "Murmansk-BN" in Kaliningrad
Russia made a powerful bid for an advantage over NATO forces in Europe by deploying the Murmansk-BN electronic warfare system in Kaliningrad in early October. According to the French resource Atlantico, the Russian electronic warfare system will be able to jam all enemy signals in a huge radius in this way.
NATO air and naval forces can be exposed to these electronic weapons by blocking signals in a certain area. Thus, Atlantico believes that Russia, if necessary, can not allow the American F-35 fighters to take off, and they will actually be chained to their airfields.
Thus, Moscow is able to block the operation of satellite and cellular communications and navigation systems throughout the European continent, including Lisbon, located about 3 thousand km from Kaliningrad. Western combat systems can be completely "stunned".
Now NATO forces are threatened with complete paralysis and the inability to respond in time
French experts say.
The Murmansk-BN systems can also be deployed in other parts of the Russian border. So, one of these complexes is already on combat watch on the Kola Peninsula. Crimea and the Kerch Strait are protected in a similar way, where the electronic warfare system covers about 3 thousand square meters. km of the Black Sea region.
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