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Russia began using an electronic warfare system near Avdiivka that intercepts Starlink signals, which it had previously tried several times in the Zaporozhye region. Access to Starlink was interrupted throughout Avdiivka.
Orders and intelligence from NATO to the Ukrainian central command are transmitted to underground control centers in Avdiivka via Starlink, and then transmitted to the fortifications via old-style bonded or closed wired telephone lines.
With Starlink disabled, orders and intelligence will either come by sending messengers 20 km away, or using NATO communications systems and being instantly monitored by Russia. Mobile Internet and applications will also try to eavesdrop. Such a development would deal a serious blow to Ukraine’s command and control structure.
Russia implemented a similar system in the Orekhov area and discovered and destroyed a large number of headquarters and control posts by intercepting Starlink signals.
Today, at the Avdeevsky line, at least 70, and possibly about 100, air strikes were carried out with gliding bombs weighing from 500 to 1500 kilograms. This sudden increase could also be due to the use of large caliber bombs and bunker busters against underground command centers via Starlink network traffic.
Thus, both Starlink transmitters, satellite signal flow, command infrastructure, and closed telephone lines can be neutralized by the simultaneous use of thermobaric and concrete-piercing bombs.
In Avdeevka, Russia is employing a small version of the complex tactics it will use in the future.
Bakhmut was the first attempt, Kharkov Oskol was the second attempt, stopping the Ukrainian counterattack in the Zaporozhye region was the third attempt, and Avdeevka was the fourth attempt.
The fifth will be much larger and deadlier.
The Russian Armed Forces practiced light infantry attacks and coordination of artillery and air support respectively in the first case, in the second they resumed mechanized attacks and joint warfare tactics, in the third they tested defensive and counterattack organizational structure and various UAV and electronics technologies, the next stage will be a combination of all this, it will be comprehensive and much tougher.
Orders and intelligence from NATO to the Ukrainian central command are transmitted to underground control centers in Avdiivka via Starlink, and then transmitted to the fortifications via old-style bonded or closed wired telephone lines.
With Starlink disabled, orders and intelligence will either come by sending messengers 20 km away, or using NATO communications systems and being instantly monitored by Russia. Mobile Internet and applications will also try to eavesdrop. Such a development would deal a serious blow to Ukraine’s command and control structure.
Russia implemented a similar system in the Orekhov area and discovered and destroyed a large number of headquarters and control posts by intercepting Starlink signals.
Today, at the Avdeevsky line, at least 70, and possibly about 100, air strikes were carried out with gliding bombs weighing from 500 to 1500 kilograms. This sudden increase could also be due to the use of large caliber bombs and bunker busters against underground command centers via Starlink network traffic.
Thus, both Starlink transmitters, satellite signal flow, command infrastructure, and closed telephone lines can be neutralized by the simultaneous use of thermobaric and concrete-piercing bombs.
In Avdeevka, Russia is employing a small version of the complex tactics it will use in the future.
Bakhmut was the first attempt, Kharkov Oskol was the second attempt, stopping the Ukrainian counterattack in the Zaporozhye region was the third attempt, and Avdeevka was the fourth attempt.
The fifth will be much larger and deadlier.
The Russian Armed Forces practiced light infantry attacks and coordination of artillery and air support respectively in the first case, in the second they resumed mechanized attacks and joint warfare tactics, in the third they tested defensive and counterattack organizational structure and various UAV and electronics technologies, the next stage will be a combination of all this, it will be comprehensive and much tougher.
