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The rise of FPV drones on the frontlines has revolutionized electronic warfare tactics, making the jamming of the drone-operator connection a crucial aspect of survival in modern combat. A key development is portable, personalized electronic warfare systems that troops can carry in vehicles or backpacks.
According to Euromaidan Press media outlet, Ukraine and Russia are engaged in a race to manufacture advanced electronic warfare capabilities while seeking vulnerabilities in each other’s systems, driving rapid innovation. Kvertus, a major Ukrainian electronic warfare manufacturer, reported supplying dozens of systems monthly in 2022, hundreds in 2023, and expects thousands in 2024, highlighting the exponential growth in demand.
FPV drones are vulnerable because operators must manually guide them, relying on a radio frequency link that can be jammed. Electronic warfare aims to infiltrate and overpower these frequencies with powerful signals, forcing the drones to crash by losing control. According to Europeiska Pravda this technological cat-and-mouse drives both sides to transition faster to new frequencies, improve drone detection, widely field jamming tech, and train forces on it. Unique countermeasures have emerged, like Russia’s 10km wired drone impervious to jamming, and machine vision drones that can strike targets autonomously after losing the control link.
To get ahead, Ukraine must develop a full suite of versatile, user-friendly, and technologically-advanced electronic warfare capabilities across the battlefield. Crucially, it needs to achieve mass production and drive down costs to supply the front lines with tens of thousands of these systems.
To catalyze military technology development, especially electronic warfare capabilities against Russian drones, Ukraine established the Brave1 state program. Around 50 companies are currently developing counter-drone systems through Brave1 – from man-portable anti-drone rifles to larger area protection “domes”,” said Oleh Donets, the program’s electronic warfare lead.
Kvertus’ innovative electronic warfare backpack system provides Ukrainian troops with a mobile counter-drone shield for just $7,000. Rather than individual use, the backpack protects entire small units of 8-10 soldiers on the move. One operator activates the system’s protective dome spanning several hundred meters upon detecting an enemy drone. The rechargeable battery allows two hours of continuous electronic jamming. Ukrainian company Obrii Miltek has fielded a simple but effective counter-drone system – the portable ANTIFPV electronic warfare dome. At just $1,400 per unit, these affordable EW domes protect troops and vehicles within a 200m radius from Russian drone threats. Ukraine also produces large EW systems to counter enemy missiles, Shahed drones, and reconnaissance UAVs. They can jam GPS signals or replace them with false ones, throwing the object off course.
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