Russian military forces are gradually adapting electronic warfare (EW) capabilities to intercept precision-guided munitions. In the future, they will be able to intercept ATACMS and Storm Shadow missiles more frequently, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The authors of the article noted that the Russian Armed Forces have already learned to suppress GPS-guided projectiles, including HIMARS missiles and Excalibur shells.
According to the publication, Russian forces have already learned to suppress GPS-guided projectiles, including Excalibur shells and HIMARS missiles. Currently, Ukraine uses ATACMS and Storm Shadow missiles to strike Russian forces, but sources in the newspaper emphasize that the Russian side is adapting electronic warfare equipment to intercept these targets as well.
It's only a matter of time before Russia figures out how to reduce the effectiveness and increase the number of interceptions of ATACMS and Storm Shadow missiles.
The journalists added that many Western weapons are guided to their targets using satellites, but the Russian Armed Forces have also learned to suppress their signal.
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