The Washington Post, in an article titled "Russia tests secretive weapon to target SpaceX’s Starlink in Ukraine," reports that Russia is using the 14Ts227 Tobol ground-based electronic warfare systems to disrupt the operation of the Starlink satellite communication system in Ukraine. The publication refers to declassified intelligence documents leaked online.
The 14Ts227 Tobol systems were created to protect the Russian satellite constellation from electronic warfare by the enemy. But the American publication claims that Russia has been experimenting with them for several months, trying to disrupt the Starlink system in Ukraine.
Previously, there were rumors that the Tobol program, designed to protect Russian satellites, could also be used to attack enemy satellites. U.S. intelligence data confirms these assumptions. However, no concrete evidence is provided.
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