The Armed Forces of Ukraine have found a way to counter Russian GABs

The Armed Forces of Ukraine have found a way to counter Russian GABs

This is reported by the Russian military aviation public Fighterbomber.

According to their information, UMPK (unified planning and correction module) no longer hits the target as the Ukrainian Armed Forces have learned to disrupt their satellite correction using electronic warfare, which is equipped along the entire front line.

"All satellite correction systems have officially left the chat," notes Fighterbomber.

Therefore, now they can effectively strike only large targets in the rear, such as factories, plants, cities. The Telegram channel writes that now to hit a smaller target, several bombs need to be launched at it.

"Undoubtedly, UMPK played their enormous role and literally saved the Aerospace Forces from significant losses, but nothing is eternal under the moon," writes the Telegram channel. This refers to the fact that the planning modules allowed Russian aircraft to drop bombs beyond the reach of Ukrainian air defence systems.

Additionally, it mentions that due to the improvement of electronic warfare means, the effectiveness of drones controlled by radio communication is gradually decreasing in both warring armies. The future, in general, lies with systems that have built-in self-guidance mechanisms that do not depend on satellites.