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"Russian EW capacity to disrupt GPS signals is credited with the reduction in the success of Ukrainian usage of HIMARS and JDAM bombs. The failure of GPS guidance forces these weapons, in particular JDAMS, to use inertial navigation system which reduces accuracy from around 5 metres (15 ft) down to around 27 metres (90 ft).[23] Ukraine was losing some 10,000 drones a month due to Russian electronic warfare, according to a 19 May 2023 report by the Royal United Services Institute. This was an average of 300 drones a day. Russia has established EW posts about every 10 kilometres (6 mi) of the front, being some 6 kilometres (4 mi) back from the front line.[24] In October 2023, The Economist reported that electronic warfare was in widespread use on front lines to impair small battlefield UAV activity, with Russia installing video feedback and control jammers on high-value equipment like tanks and artillery.[25] By 11 March 2024, Ukraine reported it had destroyed a Russian Palantin EW system in Zaporizhzhia Oblast,[26] which "suppress satellite radio navigation along the entire line of contact and in most parts of Ukraine, replacing the satellite radio navigation field (spoofing)".[27] An estimated three Palantin systems have been hit (June 2022, February 2023, and March 2024).[27] In addition to the Palantin, in Zaporizhzhia a Layer EW system was destroyed.[28]"

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https://lnkd.in/drA6VKtV Rethinking Denial: The People’s Liberation Army’s Laser Systems and the Future Challenges for Hellscape By Jake Rinaldi and Jake Vartanian Jan. 14, 2025 Although the People’s Liberation Army is likely prioritizing the research, development, and acquisition of directed-energy weapons to counter UAV swarms, such weapons have vulnerabilities that can be exploited. A laser must have a clear, straight path to its target without any obstructions. Therefore, lasers can be defeated or degraded by atmospheric obscurants or reflective surfaces.34 Furthermore, lasers are subject to the technical and logistical challenges of generating, storing, transmitting, and using large amounts of energy in austere operational environments.35 The People’s Liberation Army’s successful development and fielding of 50 kilowatt and 100 kilowatt directed-energy weapons within 5–10 years will challenge the success of the hellscape concept in the medium to long term. With the Pentagon poised to spend $1 billion on a fleet of replicator UAVs by fiscal year 2025, the cost and scale of the program will likely be strained by the People’s Liberation Army’s evolving integrated air-defense network, comprising interconnected and highly mobile lasers. To defeat, deny, or degrade PLA lasers, the United States must prioritize hardening its UAVs against directed-energy capabilities. This prioritization includes addressing technological solutions that enable UAVs to lower their probability of detection and interception while maintaining their own ability to sense and act. Additionally, targeting PLA support vehicles and infrastructure (such as generators, power banks, and fueling trucks) will deny lasers the ability to replenish and effectively operate. Ultimately, in light of this emergent threat, the United States must leverage technological innovation and operational adaptability to exploit laser-system vulnerabilities and secure long-term strategic advantages.

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https://lnkd.in/gZU35859 Although the People’s Liberation Army is likely prioritizing the research, development, and acquisition of directed-energy weapons to counter UAV swarms, such weapons have vulnerabilities that can be exploited. A laser must have a clear, straight path to its target without any obstructions. Therefore, lasers can be defeated or degraded by atmospheric obscurants or reflective surfaces.34 Furthermore, lasers are subject to the technical and logistical challenges of generating, storing, transmitting, and using large amounts of energy in austere operational environments.35 The People’s Liberation Army’s successful development and fielding of 50 kilowatt and 100 kilowatt directed-energy weapons within 5–10 years will challenge the success of the hellscape concept in the medium to long term. With the Pentagon poised to spend $1 billion on a fleet of replicator UAVs by fiscal year 2025, the cost and scale of the program will likely be strained by the People’s Liberation Army’s evolving integrated air-defense network, comprising interconnected and highly mobile lasers. To defeat, deny, or degrade PLA lasers, the United States must prioritize hardening its UAVs against directed-energy capabilities. This prioritization includes addressing technological solutions that enable UAVs to lower their probability of detection and interception while maintaining their own ability to sense and act. Additionally, targeting PLA support vehicles and infrastructure (such as generators, power banks, and fueling trucks) will deny lasers the ability to replenish and effectively operate. Ultimately, in light of this emergent threat, the United States must leverage technological innovation and operational adaptability to exploit laser-system vulnerabilities and secure long-term strategic advantages.