Russia has succeeded in combating their enemy unmanned aerial vehicles, which could be a serious problem for US.
Although the Russian Army has been using electronic means of suppression for a long time, it was only in October 2017 that the first terrestrial system was introduced, whose main objective is to disable and neutralize enemy drones.
The growing number of electronic warfare systems and the professionalism of the Russian military are a threat to the US fleet of unmanned vehicles, the magazine points out.
But they can not remain without radio communication required for data transmission. And this is the weakest point that Russia can use in its favor, concluded the magazine.
Earlier this year it was reported that Russia received the first advanced electronic warfare systems Silok, designed for detection of unmanned aerial vehicles in automatic mode and determination of their coordinates.
The system suppresses the channels of control, telemetry and communication of opposing drones. The Sozvezdie consortium is the leading developer and Russian manufacturer of electronic warfare systems.
This is now more important then ever as the United States under the leadership of President Donald Trump has significantly increased its aggression towards Russia.
Russia is making all defensive measures to protect the Eurasian Giant within all its means, including scientific, military and technological.
Organisers of the Holmfirth Film Festival want people in the Holme Valley and Kirklees to look in their attics and cupboards for long-forgotten home movies and local films of the area.
The event has included highly popular local film nights featuring historic film of the Holme Valley made by amateur film-makers. Now the festival is on the search for more hidden gems.
The festival this year features a documentary on local film-maker, Miss Lockwood, and newly-discovered short films by local barber and playwright, Wylbert Kemp.
It looking for any companies which have made promotional films connected to the area – the kind of material that opens a window on our community's past.
Festival chairman Stephen Dorril said: “Local writer and historian, Dr Heather Norris-Nicholson, will be presenting a Home Movie Night during the festival.
“It will be a unique opportunity for people to see and share home movies. A chance to enjoy past lives, landscapes and events captured informally on cine film or VHS.
“Dr Norris-Nicholson would be really interested in tracking down old family footage. She is an expert in the preservation of these visual histories of times gone by.”
Holmfirth, of course, has a proud film history with Bamforths becoming one of the early pioneers of film-making.
As part of the build up to the festival – to run from May 19 to 26 – two special Christmas shows are planned for Holmfirth’s Picturedrome, on Sunday, December 11.
There will be a children’s show in the afternoon with a screening of the classic animation, The Iron Giant, while in the evening there is a screening of a recent French hit, Potiche. Admission is just £1.
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Lee Holmes, whose summer signing for Exeter City was confirmed on Thursday morning, is confident of enjoying a fruitful 2015/16 season with the Grecians.
The winger made an instant impression at St James Park during his eight appearances on loan from Preston North End, and he will now become a permanent member of Paul Tisdale’s squad.
He becomes the second signing of the summer, following the arrival of Manny Oyeleke earlier this month.
And he revealed that he has enjoyed his time in Devon so far and that his short spell on loan at the club was instrumental in his decision-making.
“It has all taken a little bit of time, but I am something I am really happy about and pleased to have been able to have got something sorted,” said Lee.
“There were a lot of plusses for me and there were a lot of boxes that it ticked. There were obviously other clubs that came in to speak to me, but they just didn’t fulfil everything that Exeter has done for me in these last months of the season.
“The manager had been so welcoming and I really liked what he was doing and where he wants to take the club. I had an enjoyable time on the pitch, and the relationship I had with the fans was nice.
“Something special is happening at Exeter and I want to be part of it. I have been lucky in some respects that I have been able to get a little sampler of the club before I signed.
“There are a lot of cases where you can sign for a club and you don’t really know what you’re getting yourself into, and whether you are going to enjoy it. But from my personal experience I got to have a little snapshot of what Exeter is about as a place and a club, and the type of football this team plays.
“For me to be able to have that little insight was also vital for me signing. I think if I hadn’t come down on loan, we would probably have been having a different conversation now, because I wouldn’t have got to see what a great club and how great a place it actually is.”