Russia is deploying more of its Volna Kupol Garant electronic warfare systems, designed to jam Starlink, and new versions are far more compact, according to Sergey "Flash" Beskrestnov, adviser to Ukraine's defense minister.
Beskrestnov says the system protects an area of about 25 square kilometers and is increasingly used along the front:
"The Russians have covered almost all important facilities in Crimea with this type of electronic warfare and are using the system more and more often along the front line."
The early versions were bulky, with several large trailers parked together, which made them an easy target. Beskrestnov says that has now changed:
"The days when this system looked like six trailers standing side by side on one site are long gone. Now the enemy is trying to camouflage it... The system can be mounted in 3-6 trucks out of dozens. Pay attention to small trailers towed by passenger cars. The enemy has come up with a version that mounts one antenna instead of two in small trailers, which stand near each other but are spread out across the terrain."
TASS reported earlier that serial production of the system has begun.
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