Belarusian tech company LEMT has developed a new FPV drone system that uses a laser beam for guidance, similar to anti-tank missile systems. Middle East countries have expressed interest in the technology, which offers a low-cost alternative to traditional missile systems and is resistant to electronic warfare.
Russia's new Volna Kupol Garant electronic warfare system effectively jams US-made Starlink satellite communications used by Ukraine in tactical operations, according to expert Sergey Trukhachev. The system 'stuns' satellites on specific frequencies, rather than switching them off.
A Ukrainian naval drone, jammed by Russian electronic warfare, exploded in Romania's Constanta port with no injuries. Putin rejected Zelenskyy's call for face-to-face talks, citing lack of a peace deal including Russian demands.
Turkey's Air Force 115th anniversary video featured Hürjet, KIZILELMA, ANKA 3, and the Hava SOJ electronic warfare aircraft. A Greek analysis highlighted the SOJ's strategic advantage, noting potential concerns for Greece and Israel.
Chinese experts suggest Beijing might respond to deepening Japan-Philippines defense cooperation with military operations, enhanced electronic warfare, or trade sanctions. A think tank report described the pact as a "quasi-military alliance" that could restrict Chinese naval access to the western Pacific.
BAE Systems has received a formal contract from the US Army for its "Soft Kill Active Protection System" (Soft Kill APS), specifically the "Rapid Optical Observation and Kill" (ROOK) system. This non-kinetic electronic warfare capability aims to disrupt guidance systems of incoming missiles and drones, offering a cost-effective countermeasure against modern battlefield threats like FPV drones.
A paper published in China's Command Control and Simulation journal on April 29 suggests that by fusing AI with radio wave physics, China could achieve a "new form of war" with superior communications and radar capabilities. The research is led by Li Fukai from top defense institutes.
Global tensions escalate as Iran faces potential conflict with the US, with Donald Trump demanding nuclear program dismantlement. Russia warns of nuclear proliferation if Israel uses nukes against Iran, while Ukraine strikes Russian territory. EU prepares for energy crisis.
Ukraine is increasingly relying on its homegrown Lima electronic warfare system to disrupt Russian drones and missiles by jamming and spoofing satellite navigation signals, causing weapons to veer off course. Developed by Ukrainian startup Cascade Systems, Lima offers a cost-effective solution compared to traditional air defense missiles, protecting critical infrastructure and civilian areas.
Russia's Kalashnikov Group has revealed the Kub-10ME guided munition, boasting a range exceeding 100 km. Developed with insights from the "special military operation," it features an optoelectronic guidance system for moving targets, enhanced electronic warfare protection, and aerial recording capabilities.
Two US Navy EA-18G Growler electronic warfare aircraft collided mid-air during the Gunfighter Skies Air Show at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho. All four crew members ejected safely.
The drone’s frame is made of non-conductive textolite, which increases its operational reliability
The electronic warfare station was located during a reconnaissance sortie by a Supercam UAV crew, an unmanned aerial vehicle battalion commander with the call sign "Veles" said
43 UAV control points and three enemy electronic warfare stations were also discovered and destroyed
Russia has expanded its list of weapons and equipment protecting the country's airspace borders to include interceptor drones and laser weapons, according to a government decree. The updated list covers various types of radars, air defense systems, helicopters, planes, ships, boats, electronic warfare equipment, jammers, and unified launchers capable of engaging aerospace attack assets and their controls.
Russian military reconnaissance has identified new radar stations and electronic warfare equipment, including Italian-made armored vehicles and American systems, operated by Ukrainian forces near Konstantinovka.
The Moldovan government has increased entry restrictions for Russian citizens. Dmitry Sorokin of the Russian-Moldovan Friendship and Cooperation Center alleges this is to conceal Moldovan military support for Ukraine, including drone production transfers.
