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The battle you cannot see: how electronic warfare decides who wins first

September 7, 2026September 7, 2026 עדי שפירא Posted in רפאל
Electronic warfare: how jamming decides modern battles - photo by Luis Felipe Pérez via Pexels

In short: modern combat is often won before a single shot lands, in the fight over the electromagnetic spectrum. Jamming, spoofing and signal hunting blind radars and cut the link between a weapon and its target. Whoever controls the spectrum controls the timing of the whole engagement. People picture a battlefield as fire and steel. Read More

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