Electronic warfare (EW) is an armed struggle which affects controls, communications and reconnaissance of the adversary with radio emissions and protects friendly systems from jamming. In peacetime, EW is used to protect important facilities from potential attacks. Today EW weapons can be carried by various vehicles, Rostec Corporation said.
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Rtut-BM 1L262E (Picture source: Russian MoD)
Rtut-BM 1L262E (Picture source: Russian MoD)
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