During drills, servicemen of the Central Military District deployed the latest Krasukha electronic warfare systems. Tactical exercises to suppress shortwave communications were conducted by specialists under the guidance of experienced instructors who participated in the special military operation.
The automated radio jamming system is designed to suppress shortwave communication lines, targeting aviation and artillery.
Lifting is performed using hydraulic motors, sections are extended to a height of 35 meters, raising the emitter, which is located on coils.
The main purpose of the Krasukha EW system is to cover command posts, troop formations, high-precision weapons, and important industrial facilities from airborne radar reconnaissance.
The capabilities of the Krasukha allow organizing radio jamming in a wide range of frequencies, without limitation in azimuth and elevation. The range of one complex, consisting of two vehicles, is more than 300 km. The Krasukha's wheel base is a four-axle KamAZ, and the mobile complex is capable of operating in any terrain, at temperatures from minus to plus 50 degrees.
The Krasukha EW system was developed by the All-Russian Scientific Research Institute "Gradient" (Rostov-on-Don), with the Novgorod plant "Kvant," part of the Concern "Radioelectronic Technologies" (KRET), participating in the production and testing of the prototype.
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