And new evidence emerged of the use of telephone networks as a tool in the raging war in Ukraine Since the end of February, each side has been tracking each other’s phones.
It is also possible for some tracking systems to determine the location of the mobile phone directly, when the simulators are connected to it, for example this can be done by accessing the global positioning system of the phone.
Whatever method of tracking is used, they all end up with a fairly reasonable result of locating who is using the phone, but the precise details of these systems remain a closely guarded military secret.
But it has become known that the Russians use a system in Ukraine "Layer 3"consisting of two drones and a command post in a military truck, to track the locations of Ukrainian forces.
This system can detect more than 2,000 mobile phones at a range of up to 5.4 km, making it possible to find a whole group of hostile forces.
It is believed that Ukrainian forces use a similar technology.
In mid-March, US officials told the newspaper "The New York Times" At least one Russian general was killed after I was taken Ukrainian intelligence phone call he made.
The existence of such electronic warfare systems means that the phone is ringing "Digital version of carelessly lighting a cigarette at night"an analogy used by researchers at the Danish University of Copenhagen to indicate the danger of using the phone in places of combat.
And the Ukrainian military has issued advice to its soldiers fighting Russian-backed separatists in the southeastern Donbass region, on the use of mobile phones, including:
- Leave your phone and its SIM at home.
- If you want to make a phone call, stay 400-500 meters from troop positions.
- Don’t go alone, take an armed friend with you to cover you.
- The best place to make a phone call is in locations where there are a lot of civilians, preferably in newly liberated towns.
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This advice was included in the list of tips Ukrainian army For his soldiers to face the danger of using mobile phones in combat locations, according to a report by the British “Sky News” network.
And new evidence emerged of the use of telephone networks as a tool in the raging war in Ukraine Since the end of February, each side has been tracking each other’s phones.
It is also possible for some tracking systems to determine the location of the mobile phone directly, when the simulators are connected to it, for example this can be done by accessing the global positioning system of the phone.
Whatever method of tracking is used, they all end up with a fairly reasonable result of locating who is using the phone, but the precise details of these systems remain a closely guarded military secret.
However, it has become known that the Russians are using the “Liar 3” system, which consists of two drones and a command center in a military truck, to track the locations of Ukrainian forces.
This system can detect more than 2,000 mobile phones at a range of up to 5.4 km, making it possible to find a whole group of hostile forces.
It is believed that Ukrainian forces use a similar technology.
In mid-March, US officials told the newspaper:The New York Times“At least one Russian general was killed after I was taken Ukrainian intelligence phone call he made.
The existence of such electronic warfare systems means that the ringing of the phone has become a “digital version of carelessly lighting a cigarette at night”, an analogy used by researchers at the Danish University of Copenhagen to indicate the danger of using the phone in combat locations.
And the Ukrainian military has issued advice to its soldiers fighting Russian-backed separatists in the southeastern Donbass region, on the use of mobile phones, including:
- Leave your phone and its SIM at home.
- If you want to make a phone call, stay 400-500 meters from troop positions.
- Don’t go alone, take an armed friend with you to cover you.
- The best place to make a phone call is in locations where there are a lot of civilians, preferably in newly liberated towns.