The Krasukha is a highly mobile and powerful electronic warfare system mounted on an 8×8 Baz truck, designed for offensive and defensive electronic warfare. The Krasukha-2/4 are designed to jam enemy drones, AWACS, reconnaissance aircraft, and satellites in order to disrupt the enemy’s C4I (command, control, communications , computer & information) infrastructure. They can also jam the fire-control radars on board fighter jets and missiles, thus preventing them from launching attacks. By doing so, it is possible to create a great deal of confusion and neutralize the technological superiority of western drones and electronic warfare aircraft.
The Krasukha-2 is often deployed to defend high-value assets like Iskander ballistic missile batteries by jamming enemy AWACS and drones from as far as 250 km away, thus preventing the enemy from getting a lock on the target’s position.
The Krasukha-4 is designed to neutralize enemy Lo-orbital satellites and ground-based radars as far as 300 km away. This allows them to render an enemy’s satellite useless, without the need to physically shoot them down using conversational anti-satellite weapons.
Together, they can prevent the enemy from obtaining a clear picture of the battlefield and getting target co-ordinates to launch missiles. In a modern conflict, information is king. By denying the enemy, information of your precise location by blinding them, you immediately gain an upper hand. That is the intention of these systems.

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