#Electronic Warfare
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-0a73ddb66e4e47c2a687f7cce5fb6a8f.jpg "Russian Mi-8MTPR-1 electronic warfare helicopter.")
-13b4e493b1c56711969dbcbb289d3df5.jpg "Illustrative image. RAF RC-135W Rivet Joint and F-35B Lightnings. (Source: Wikimedia)")
![Russian “Palantin” electronic warfare system mounted on a KamAZ chassis. (Source: Russian media)]( "Russian “Palantin” electronic warfare system mounted on a KamAZ chassis. (Source: Russian media)")
![Chinese YLC-8B radar. (Source: RadarTutorial)]( "Chinese YLC-8B radar. (Source: RadarTutorial)")
![Russian R-330Zh “Zhitel” electronic warfare system mounted on a KamAZ military truck moving through a field during a deployment exercise. (Photo: Open sources)]( "Russian R-330Zh “Zhitel” electronic warfare system mounted on a KamAZ military truck moving through a field during a deployment exercise. (Photo: Open sources)")
![Russian Nebo-U radar station. (Photo: open source)]( "Russian Nebo-U radar station. (Photo: open source)")
![UK Royal Navy HMS Mersey and HMS Severn shadow the Russian corvette Boikiy and accompanying oil tanker MT General Skobelev, Channel, January 23, 2026. (Source: UK Royal Navy)]( "UK Royal Navy HMS Mersey and HMS Severn shadow the Russian corvette Boikiy and accompanying oil tanker MT General Skobelev, Channel, January 23, 2026. (Source: UK Royal Navy)")
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The United Kingdom may become a primary target in a hidden war beneath the sea, experts told Parliament. Russia’s growing submarine capabilities and focus on critical undersea infrastructure put Britain at risk of disruptions to global trade, communications, and energy supplies—even without a single missile being fired.![Illustrative image. Multifunctional “Ground Fire” radar from Thales. (Source: Thales)]( "Illustrative image. Multifunctional “Ground Fire” radar from Thales. (Source: Thales)")
