In Ukraine, they consider the possibility of temporarily disconnecting mobile communications in those regions through which Shahhed drones are held. The military of the Armed Forces, a specialist in the electronic struggle for the call sign "Flash" told about it. The initiative is part of comprehensive measures to counteract drones and strengthen the safety of civilians.
According to the military, the idea is to temporarily stop the transmission of data in specific areas, which recorded a flight of enemy drones-Kamikadze. Such a step complicates the enemy's actions, depriving him of the ability to use mobile infrastructure to navigate or adjust attacks.
This applies not to the entire territory of the country, but only individual areas through which drones pass. The military assures that such measures will be short -lived and point, taking into account the minimization of discomfort for civilians.
Yes, residents of individual regions can temporarily lose mobile communications when in the air is a threat of attacks. At the same time, experts are working on technical solutions that will make such restrictions as short and localized as possible. It is about protection, not complication of life to civilians.
Mobile signal shutdown is part of a broader radio electronic fight system that is actively used to counteract drones. This system allows you to block communication, interfere with navigation, create "dead zones" to control drones.
We will remind, according to Defense Express, Russia has modernized the drones of "Shahaned", equipping them with a new combat part weighing up to 90 kg. It combines several types of lesions: cumulative, thermobaric, fragile and penetrating effects. This makes drones much more dangerous for critical infrastructure and residential buildings.
Despite the temporary inconvenience for mobile users, signal restriction in critical areas can save life and reduce the enemy's efficiency. The military assures that all measures are implemented taking into account the safety of the population and trying to achieve maximum accuracy in zoning and terms of such shutdowns.
