Ukraine, United Kingdom, United States
Jamming wars, part 1: US and UK at the forefront of Ukrainian electronic warfare

Ukraine
Ukrainian army banks on miniaturisation for electronic warfare supremacy

The Ukrainian firm Infozahyst has developed a new compact signals intelligence system called Hydra for use on the front lines.

Russia, Ukraine
Jamming wars, part 7: How Moscow continues to increase its tactical interceptions capacity

The prevalence of drones and guided missiles on the Ukrainian front has heightened the importance of electronic warfare weapons in the conflict, with both sides working to perfect their technology. The sixth part of our investigation lifts the lid on Russia's increased production of SIGINT equipment.

Poland, Ukraine, United States
Pentagon reinforces its Ukraine support facility in Poland

Offering further proof that the US is reinvesting in Europe to bolster its support for Ukraine, the Pentagon has decided to beef up its maintenance hub in Poland, where some of the work is delegated to Ukrainian soldiers.

Russia, Ukraine
Jamming wars, part 6: Pole-21 and Krasukha systems frustrate Kyiv's front-line operations

The prevalence of drones and guided missiles on the Ukrainian front has heightened the importance of electronic warfare weapons in the conflict, with both sides working to perfect their technology. The sixth part of our investigation looks at the tactical interceptions armoury Russia is using to thwart Kyiv's efforts to break through its front line.

Ukraine
Jamming wars, part 5: Kyiv deploys newly developed ETER electronic warfare system

The prevalence of drones and guided missiles on the Ukrainian front has heightened the importance of electronic warfare weapons in the conflict, with both sides working to perfect their technology. For Kyiv, this has meant developing crucial partnerships with its allies, as Intelligence Online was able to observe on the ground.

Ukraine
Jamming wars, part 4: Moscow deploys its Bylina data fusion system

The prevalence of drones and guided missiles on the Ukrainian front has heightened the importance of electronic warfare weapons in the conflict, with both sides working to perfect their technology. For Kyiv, this means developing crucial partnerships with its allies, as Intelligence Online was able to observe on the ground.

France, Ukraine
Jamming wars, part 3: French systems lagging behind

Drones and guided missiles have become ubiquitous on the Ukrainian front, giving electronic warfare weapons a crucial role in the conflict. The warring sides are each perfecting their own technology, with Kyiv developing key partnerships with its allies.

Germany, Ukraine
Jamming wars, part 2: Aaronia and Rohde & Schwarz, German electronic warfare heavyweights in Ukraine

Electronic warfare weapons are playing a major role on the Ukrainian front, where drones and guided missiles have become ubiquitous. The warring sides are each perfecting their own technology. For Kyiv, this means developing crucial partnerships with its allies, as Intelligence Online was able to observe on the ground.

France
Nuances Technologies leads race to supply anti-drone jammers to French interior ministry

In the interior ministry's current call for tenders for the supply of jammers, Nuances Technologies appears to be the obvious favourite to provide a batch that combats drone threats.

Spotlight | Ukraine
Ukraine looks to boost electronic warfare capacities to foil Russian jamming

With Russia's electronic warfare means slowing down its counteroffensive, Ukraine is going all out to obtain more effective interception and jamming capacities of its own.

Lithuania, Moldova, Ukraine
Lithuania providing Kyiv and Chisinau with security materiel

In addition to helping with Ukraine's rebuild and providing medical supplies, Lithuania's central project management agency has been discreetly delivering some surveillance and military protection equipment to the Moldovan and Ukrainian armed forces.

The Tech Telegraph
ISR in Bosnia, Russia's drone jammers, Israeli-Taiwanese-Emirati space alliance

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT and a dose of cyber, each Thursday, we report on events both big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

Brussels/Sarajevo ISR suppliers eye Bosnia tender

Moscow/Kyiv Russia beefs up anti-drone apparatus

Tel Aviv Israeli-Taiwanese-Emirati space data processing alliance

Europe
Contract-hungry industry tries to weigh in as Interpol charts standards for anti-drone measures

Interpol will soon be issuing its first recommendations on anti-drone measures. The industry is involved in this process that will structure the global market, and is trying to make its voice heard.