Western military theorists use the term "protective bubble", speaking about the need on the modern battlefield to completely cover troops with air defense and electronic warfare means. Ideally, units, under such protection, must be invisible to the “eyes” of enemy reconnaissance and protected from air attacks of all types.
As stated in the Western press, The RF Armed Forces have seen significant progress in this direction. The Russian electronic warfare system “Krasukha” is one of the main links in the network of electronic suppression of the enemy..
"Krasukha" provides protection for command posts, combat formations and air defense systems, which significantly increases the survivability of troops- according to World Defense News, describing her role at the front.
It neutralizes enemy radars, including those placed on air carriers. At the same time, “Krasukha” is able to disable radio-electronic equipment of small devices, eg, small-sized drones, and large aircraft.
Operational strategy of "Krasukha", working at a distance 200-250 km, assumes long-range detection, identification and suppression of aviation radars. In particular, she neutralizes intelligence, conducted from AWACS aircraft – indicated in the edition.
As noted, "Krasukha" is capable of disabling ground-based radars, and radar of enemy attack and reconnaissance aircraft, drone, low orbit satellites.
