Leave the Russians without communication to win: named the most dangerous complexes of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation

According to him, most often the Russians use the complexes "Redout 2-US", "Repellent", "Resident" and "Borisoglibsk". They help the occupiers to coordinate their units and suppress Ukrainian defenders. "Redout 2-US" is an autonomous multi-purpose digital telecommunications complex that is equipped with advanced communication systems and supports the systems of combat management of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

It provides multi -interior channels and networks that transmit information at a speed of 5 to 155 Mbps in four directions at a time, as well as wireless networks at a speed of up to 37 Mbps, to which up to 200 subscribers can be connected up to 30 km. "Redulum 2-US" consists of five separate radio stations with a life support system. The key part of the complex is the antenna P-431am antenna, located on the basis of KAMAZ-63501 truck.

It, for its part, is equipped with a mast of 32 m high, which raises up to four antennas with a diameter of 0. 6 or 1 m. P-431am, if necessary, complement four hardware parts P-260-O, P-260-U (nodal), P. -260-T (transit), P-261 (communication management). The complex of electronic fight on the basis of the MAZ or KAMAZ car, which suppresses unmanned aerial vehicles of the Armed Forces. As a rule, they work near military bases, aerodromes, infrastructure or combat positions.

According to the company "Rozoboronexport", the equipment operates in the range of 200 to 6000 MHz, can detect and "deaf" drones at a distance of about 30 km. It suppresses control channels, transmission, satellite radiosuvigation systems. According to the Ukrainian edition of the Inform Army, referring to experts, in fact the stated capabilities of the Repellent are very exaggerated.

For example, the complex is unable to influence the operation of barrading ammunition or drones that fly offline, using an inertial navigation system. P-330G "resident" is an automated obstacle creation station created by the Protect for the Russian Army. It is intended for suppression of ground communication stations, satellite systems "Inmassat" and "Iridium", GPS navigation system, GSM mobile networks.

In addition, the complex can maintain an encrypted exchange of information with the command control point and to apply detected sources of radio emission on the maps. At least three people are required to service. The "resident" conducts radio intelligence in a frequency range of 100-2000 MHz, and inhibits targets at the following frequencies: 800-960 MHz; 1227. 6 MHz; 1575,42 MHz; 1500-1700 MHz; 1700-1900 MHz.

The range of ground equipment is up to 25 km, UAVs - more than 50 km, the speed of information exchange with the team point - from 48 kbps. Modification of the R-330 IIT, which was developed in Russia in 2001 by engineers of Borisoglibsk and the constellation concern. In 2004, they completely processed the complex and began production production called "Borisoglibsk-2", and in 2013 it was adopted by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

The complex includes the management point R-330KMV and the Obstruction Station R-378BMV, P-330BMV, P-934BMV, P-325MV, all this is placed on the MT-LBU self-propelled chassis. Borisoglibsk-2 is designed to detect and suppress radio equipment and various communication channels, including satellite and navigation. One R-330KMV management point can control up to four pairs of obstacles and perform up to 30 combat missions offline. The preparation and deployment of the complex takes about 15 minutes.

Mikhail Fedorov urged Ukrainians in the occupied territories to report the location of Russian complexes with the help of the Chatbot "Evorog". He recalled that last year he asked to share information about the Redut 2-US complex. According to him, reports were greatly helped by the military to weaken the invaders. "They saw a similar booth with antenna - report to" Evorog "," said the head of the Ministry of Defense. "I am sure this time will be successful cases.