Russia deploys electronic jammers against FPV drones

The Russian assault units "Chistyulia" have been supplied with a portable electronic warfare system designed to counter FPV-type drones on modern battlefields. The system is characterized by its lightweight design, weighing about 8 kilograms, its compact size, and its ability to jam drone control and navigation channels within a range of up to one kilometer. Additionally, it disrupts the transmission of intelligence data, rendering the drone a "worthless surveillance camera." The system operates via an electrical network or a battery that lasts approximately 100 minutes, and can be controlled remotely from a safe hideout. It has been tested for two years as part of Russian electronic warfare operations. Military experience confirms that jamming systems like "Chistyulia" are crucial in protecting soldiers and vehicles, and they form part of Russia’s advanced electronic arsenal, which also includes other systems such as "Serykat."

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