Serhii "Flash" Beskrestnov, the President’s freelance adviser on the development of technological areas of defense, pointed out that Russia’s deployment of its "analogue" of Starlink — the "Rassvet" satellite network — poses a threat because the enemy will be able to carry out attacks using remotely piloted aerial vehicles controlled online via its satellites, and considers the creation of electronic warfare systems against this system a priority, UNN reports.
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"Why the enemy’s "Rassvet" satellite network (the analogue of "Starlink") will become a problem for us. The enemy’s communications on the fronts will improve — everything is clear here. The main threat is that we currently cannot use "Starlink" to control UAVs online over Russia. It does not work there. But the Russians will be able to attack our entire country using UAVs controlled online via their satellites," Beskrestnov said.
"I see only one solution: direct all efforts toward creating electronic warfare systems against "Rassvet." While there is still time. I consider this task a priority for myself," "Flash" emphasized.
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