Russians Bypass Ukrainian REB with New Frequencies
Russian soldiers have found ways to bypass Ukrainian radio-electronic warfare (REB) systems when controlling ground robotic complexes by switching frequencies and reprogramming equipment. The changes were reported by a Russian military operator and confirmed by multiple sources.
Consensus
- Russian soldiers have found ways to bypass Ukrainian radio-electronical warfare (REB) systems.
- The bypass involves changing frequencies used to control ground robotic complexes (NRTC).
- Russian operators and developers reprogram equipment to avoid jamming.
- The changes allow for more effective control of robotic systems despite Ukrainian jamming.
- The information was provided by a Russian military operator with the call sign 'Borzoy'.
Points of divergence
- A captured Ukrainian soldier, Yuriy Nemchenko, claimed that Ukrainian instructors immediately tell conscripts they are being sent to their deaths. — vm
- The Russian Ministry of Defense promised Ukraine a 'freeze' in the coming winter, accompanied by an image titled 'Like snow on the head'. — vm
- The frequency changes require approximately one week for equipment reconfiguration. — vesti
- A soldier known as 'Hacker' reported that sapper work has become easier due to recent changes. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Russian Armed Forces learned to bypass Ukrainian electronic warfare means using new frequencies — Вечерняя Москва
- Armed Forces of the Russian Federation soldiers learned to bypass electronic warfare means when operating equipment — Вести