Russia Increasingly Successful in Downing U.S Drones Using Electronic Warfare

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Russia is increasingly successful in combating enemy unmanned aerial vehicles, which could cause serious difficulties for the United States, which places greater emphasis on the active use of drones. For example, exercises in the Russian region of Leningrad, during which advanced electronic warfare systems Silok detected unmanned aerial vehicles. Although the Russian Army has been […]

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