[patriots] Good news or bad news?? Russian Jamming System Kills All NATO Electronic Systems In Syria
- From: john TIMBRELL <johntimbrell@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "patriots@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <patriots@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 Dec 2015 11:03:38 +0000
Firstly although this is coming from Arab sources ( I think) it is true even
though there is very little reported in the Western media. It slipped out when
the Americans held a huge exercise, or a show of force offshore of the Crimea
just after Russia took over. It was innocently reported that the radio control
had failed so the exercise had to be abandoned. Russia reported then that they
had used the equipment to show the Americans what a show of force really was.I
think it's good news.A few years back America was going to put up an electronic
shield that would disable incoming missiles.There was a big who ha at the time
which must have alerted the Russians.The use of it in Syria has put America and
Nato on the back foot. I can't see them throwing nuclear weapons about as other
articles in this circulation suggest.There is another article stating that
president of Turkey is going to Syria to declare himself leader of ISIS. He
will then antagonise the Russians and so Nato will respond starting world war
3.I don't think so. I can't see Nato which is a collection of disparate
countries agreeing to go on such a venture.I repeat what I wrote earlier when
someone ( I've already forgotten his name) predicted worldwide financial
collapse on the 1st January or shortly after.The worse it gets the better it
gets because the sheeple will be forced to wake up and realise what crooks
people like Cameron are.Me, I say bring it on. Take precautions. I only joined
the scouts for two weeks but gave up because I found it to tame, but their
motto has stuck with me. "Be prepared".Happy new year. JohnT
From: cpead@xxxxxxxxxxxx
To: patriots@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [patriots] Russian Jamming System Kills All NATO Electronic Systems In
Syria
Date: Wed, 30 Dec 2015 10:14:36 +0000
Russian Jamming System Kills All NATO Electronic Systems In SyriaPosted on
November 2, 2015 by Sean Adl-Tabatabai in Middle East, News // 2 Comments
Russia have deployed new electronic jamming systems that are able to blind
radar, disrupt electronic guidance systems, and interfere with satellite
imagery.NATO have complained that Russia have effectively blinded their
electronics in Syria, inside a bubble of 600 km in diameter.Sputniknews.com
reports:Russian Secret Weapon Deployed in SyriaThe technology in question seems
similar to the KRET Richag-AV system, although it apparently functions on a
larger scale. A tactical version of this system was presented to journalists in
April 2015. As Sputnik reported then:“The Richag-AV system, mounted on the
Mi-8MTPR1 (a variant of the Mi-8MTB5-1 helicopter) is said to have no global
equivalent. Its electronic countermeasures system is designed to jam radar,
sonar and other detection systems in the aims of defending aircraft,
helicopters, drones, ground and naval forces against air-to-air and
surface-to-air defense systems within a radius of several hundred kilometers.
It can be mounted on units from any branch of the armed forces, including
helicopters and airplanes, as well as ground and ship-based forces. The
Mi8-MTPR1-based Richag-AV platform, using multi-beam antenna arrays with DRFM
technology, is designed to actively jam and thus ‘blind’ radar systems in order
to defend against radio-electronic guided weapons systems. In a combat
situation, the system would operate as part of an aviation shock attack group
aimed at breaking through virtually any defense system, blinding everything up
to and including the US MIM-104 ‘Patriot’ anti-aircraft missile system.”NATO
supreme commander and US Air Force General Philip Breedlove was probably
talking about this new KRET system when he addressed the German Marshall Fund
on Monday, September 28. Here Breedlove had warned that Russia was creating an
“A2/AD bubble” over the Syrian coast, and the eastern Mediterranean. A2/AD is
the abbreviation for anti-access and area denial. Breedlove pointed out that
Russia has already established such bubbles over the Baltic Sea at the Russian
exclave of Kaliningrad, and also over the Crimea and the Black Sea.‘While
Russia’s stated goal in moving into Syria is to fight the Islamic State, NATO’s
top commander believes Russia’s new presence includes the first pieces of an
intricate layer of defensive systems deployed to hinder U.S. and coalition
operations in the region. “As we see the very capable air defense [systems]
beginning to show up in Syria, we’re a little worried about another A2/AD
bubble being created in the eastern Mediterranean,” said Breedlove. During the
early stages of warfare, A2/AD could have been a moat around a castle, or
spikes dug into the ground—anything to keep the enemy off a certain swathe of
territory. In the 21st century, however, A2/AD is a combination of systems such
as surface-to-air missile batteries and anti-ship missiles deployed to prevent
forces from entering or traversing a certain area—from land, air or sea.
According to Breedlove, the introduction of an A2/AD bubble in Syria would be
Russia’s third denial zone around Europe. The first and oldest he said, was in
the Baltics where the Russian naval base in Kaliningrad has robust anti-air
capabilities. The second zone —originating from Crimea — covers the Black Sea.
“Russia has developed a very strong A2/AD capability in the Black Sea,” said
Breedlove. “Essentially their [anti-ship] cruise missiles range the entire
Black Sea, and their air defense missiles range about 40 to 50 percent of the
Black Sea.”In addition, the Russian military had provided a demonstration of
their ability to blind even the sophisticated Aegis phased array radar, which
is part of the equipment of modern US cruisers and destroyers. This incident
came during the Crimean crisis of spring 2014, when the US sent a destroyer
into the Black Sea. This ship was repeatedly buzzed up by a Russian Sukhoi-24
jet fighter, which was able to cripple the radar guidance the systems of the
vessel. Here is a summary of the incident from Live Leak:“The US destroyer USS
Donald Cook, equipped with Tomahawk cruise missiles entered the neutral waters
of the Black Sea on April 10, 2014. The purpose was a demonstration of force
and intimidation in connection with the position of Russia in Ukraine and
Crimea. The appearance of American warships in these waters is in contradiction
of the Montreux Convention about the nature and duration of stay in the Black
Sea by the military ships of countries not washed by this sea. In response,
Russia sent an unarmed bomber Su- 24 to fly around the U.S. destroyer. However,
experts say that this plane was equipped with the latest Russian electronic
warfare complex. According to this version, Aegis spotted from afar the
approaching aircraft, and sounded alarm. Everything went normally, and the
American radars calculated the speed of the approaching target. But suddenly
all the screens went blank. Aegis was not working any more, and the rockets
could not get target information. Meanwhile, Su-24 flew over the deck of the
destroyer, did battle turn and simulated a missile attack on the target. Then
it turned and repeated the maneuver. And did so 12
times.”http://yournewswire.com/russian-jamming-system-kills-all-nato-electronic-systems-in-syria/
Kind regards, Chris
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