Thomas Withington

@thomaswithington.bsky.social

Writer and analyst specialising in electronic warfare, military communications and radar. Associate Fellow, Royal United Services Institute; Senior Non-Resident Fellow, NATO Defence College. All views are my own. Articles: www.armadainternational.com

New 16 element CRPA antenna from a shahed. Russia uses these to combat electronic warfare. The more "elements" the more resistant they are to spoofing/jamming. It wasn't long ago that 8 elements were standard. 16 is not yet standard. I'm not even sure 12 is fully standard yet.

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🎙Will the transatlantic relationship endure? In the latest Global Security Briefing episode, with special guest Dr Liana Fix, we explore the future of US policy toward European security amidst growing global security challenges, shifting US priorities, and Europe's pursuit of strategic autonomy.

Episode 97: The Future of Transatlantic Security

How have the initial weeks of President Trump's second term of office impacted the transatlantic relationship, and will it survive his administration?

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🚨🧵With news that US military assistance to Ukraine has paused, RUSI's experts offer their assessments on the implications for Ukraine's continued defence against Russia.

Sausage interference on Sentinel1 radar based satellite images now available also from Kaliningrad. My first sight was (thanks follower!) in St Petersburg a few weeks ago. Unknown nature too me. Maybe something benign? New electronic warfare machines? Active radars, maybe the most likely?