"Cyberattacks" and electronic warfare means: The British press announced a "Chinese threat" to the aircraft carrier Queen Elizabeth in the Pacific Ocean

The British aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth has embarked on its first "long-term mission", according to the press service of the United Kingdom Navy. After leaving the base in Portsmouth, he will go to the Mediterranean Sea, from there proceed to the Indian Ocean, and then will carry out tasks in the Pacific Ocean - approximately by May-June of this year. At the same time, it is noted that in the Pacific Ocean, "Queen Elizabeth" will pass through the Taiwan Strait. It was this information that caused significant concern among British military experts.

The British press began to publish materials, which said that the aircraft carrier Queen Elizabeth "may face opposition from China."

For example, The Sunday Times published an article by Larisa Brown, a military columnist for the publication. Even if a British Navy aircraft carrier does not pass through the Taiwan Strait, Brown said "it could face Chinese attacks."

From the material about the "Chinese threat" to the British aircraft carrier:

The British Navy aircraft carrier expects hostile reception from China in the Pacific Ocean. The attack aircraft carrier group, led by HMS Queen Elizabeth, is awaiting cyberattacks from the Chinese military, which will try to drown out the signals of the ships, interfere with radar systems and airborne electronic equipment.

The article indicates that HMS Queen Elizabeth will have to face the use of Chinese electronic warfare systems.

But if everything is so difficult for an aircraft carrier, why is it being led in the direction of the PRC's maritime borders?

Larissa Brown says that in connection with the new phase of aggravation of relations between Beijing and Taipei, "the aircraft carrier of the British Navy may be on the front line."

For your information:

HMS Queen Elizabeth is the lead ship of the project of the same name. Commissioned in 2017. Full displacement - about 70 thousand tons. The cruising range is 10 thousand nautical miles, so during his "mission" he will definitely go to ports to replenish supplies. The aircraft carrier's crew is about 1,6 thousand people.

Comments

[Cowbra]

And the aircraft carrier is homosexual and the countermeasures of electronic warfare are on snot?

[Proxima]

We want to be on the front line that is, we want to stick our nose into the showdown in Beijing and Taipei, but we are afraid that all the stuffing will freeze from the Chinese electronic warfare. So decide you are finally proud British between wanting and linking.

[antivirus]

the Chinese have aggressive molluscs, with gimbals. stick to the bottom and drill thousands of holes.
what an uzas! The brits sent their best sons to the slaughter.
need preferential electronics contracts from Taiwan.

[Alex777]

I wonder where this miracle will break again?
The fact that he will not reach China is 80% sure.

[mvg]

he won't reach China

Confused with Kuznetsov and Sarych ... you can add Vikramaditya.
Don't believe in Rolls Royce?

[Quadro]

Quote: mvg

he won't reach China

Confused with Kuznetsov and Sarych ... you can add Vikramaditya.
Don't believe in Rolls Royce?

Oh, let's go to fairy tales again. How and what type l7 takes t-72b from you in the previous news. The grasshopper has crawled where it needs to on its own, and this miracle is always worth repairing. Only the grasshopper is old, and this trough is new.

[mvg]

The grasshopper crawled where it needs to on its own

Often crawled over 30+ years of service? Count of times. Combat campaigns - on the fingers of one hand can be counted. And his air defense exercises, in Solo sailing on the Northern Fleet, will be included in the Legend. Elizabeth does not have an air wing, and her shortcomings are noticed only on VO and in our media. From the series in their own eye the log is not noticed. We do not have a single ship of the first rank that can master such a campaign.
Well, for the L7A1, I can say, look at the T-64 in Donbass, the Mace works, but it is weaker, L7

[Quadro]

Quote: mvg

The grasshopper crawled where it needs to on its own

Often crawled over 30+ years of service? Count of times. Combat campaigns - on the fingers of one hand can be counted. And his air defense exercises, in Solo sailing on the Northern Fleet, will be included in the Legend. Elizabeth does not have an air wing, and her shortcomings are noticed only on VO and in our media. From the series in their own eye the log is not noticed. We do not have a single ship of the first rank that can master such a campaign.
Well, for the L7A1, I can say, look at the T-64 in Donbass, the Mace works, but it is weaker, L7

Ah, well, that is, a leaking bucket that was built a few years ago for you is this normal? It is convenient to be a hypocrite, the ancient Kuzya breaks down - a shame. Docked current freshly built aircraft carrier - 100500 excuses.
What's the use of looking if the T-64's armor is weaker than that of the T-72 and still doesn't take it? The most modern shells for l7 are 500 millimeters along the normal, for the t-72 without dz 500-550, and dz, and even a relic, and even more. Moreover, 500mm penetrates almost point-blank.

[mitroha]

The attack aircraft carrier group, led by HMS Queen Elizabeth, is awaiting cyberattacks from the Chinese military, which will try to drown out the signals of ships, interfere with radar systems and avionics.

They have only Vangi on the salary, or what? They predict without batting an eye how history is written.

[antivirus]

Kuznetsov reached and this one will come.
will cheer the public (and threw caps into the air), and the military needs to prepare for war.
readiness becomes clear when the capitulation is signed.

[Artyom Karagodin]

Damn, where is the Pacific, and where is Britain? They want to fight, and even in a foreign area, but they are afraid to snatch it off. Reminds of a well-known anecdote about two gopniks. One says to the other: "Look, there are two coming, not from our area. Let's bother them with a tambourine?" - "And if they are for us?" - "And what for us?"

So are these guys. They want to sail to the shores of China, and they say that China is threatening them.

[Fedor Sokolov]

Who needs this "Queen Elizabeth", he will drown himself. Interestingly, the British have eliminated the leak in it? And then the uneven hour will really go to the bottom with a hatchet and blame us or the Chinese for everything.

[tralflot1832]

I don’t understand one thing, he’s a new building, he was supposed to support the opposition in Hong Kong last year, appearing on the horizon before the “fence.” And still at the pier in Portsmouth. His Majesty's fleet?

[Ros 56]

And what is this pelvis in the Pacific Ocean doing? Walk around your small British island and the Chinese won't bother you.

[Flooding]

Quote: Ros 56

And what is this pelvis in the Pacific Ocean doing? Walk around your small British island and the Chinese won't bother you.

the pelvis will not be alone
at least accompanied by a destroyer type 45 HMS Defender (D36)

[Reserve buildbat]

I wonder what goals this trip can pursue, except for an attempt to show that the tattered cat is not dead yet?
What tasks can this lonely pelvis, barely staying on the water, actually perform?

[Flooding]

Quote: Stroibat stock

What tasks can this lonely pelvis, barely staying on the water, actually perform?

20 thousand nautical miles - a serious hike
and great practice for sailors of any fleet

[Reserve buildbat]

Absolutely agree. 20 thousand nautical miles is a wonderful trip that allows sailors to gain skills that you will not get in exits of 100-200 miles. But I asked about the meaning of the release of this "aircraft carrier" for half a ball. What is there to do with shaved? What tasks can this trough perform there? Drown with honor?

[Rome]

On the way, they took the US Marine Corps aviation, where they said!
As I remember, the Brit F35s are still pretty dumb, and their aircraft carrier is used by the US Marine Corps!

Those. It was correct to point out that the US Marine Corps used the British avic to demonstrate US power where the US needed! And the British, and that the British, they should be on the front line in the place where they are told!

[Flooding]

it is the American ILC

[Rome]

Not strong in English , but there seems to be written to the Indian Ocean and back! There is nothing about Taiwan, then what is the fuss about?

In this case, the conversation should be more about Iran, and not about China.

[Flooding]

Quote: Eroma

but there seems to be written to the Indian Ocean and back! There is nothing about Taiwan, then what is the fuss about?

Indo-Pacific should be understood as Indo-Pacific.
Quite streamlined wording.

[Rome]

Then it is understandable why they pass over
This is a situation when you give a friend a wheelbarrow to drive, and he kissed someone in a pub and he (your) wheelbarrow is smashed! you have to think about who will drive the car

[Flooding]

Quote: Eroma

In this case, the conversation should be more about Iran, and not about China.

in February, an article was published on https://www.portsmouth.co.uk titled "China threatens Taiwan with war as Royal Navy flagship HMS Queen Elizabeth prepares for Pacific mission"
which loosely means: China is threatening Taiwan with war in connection with the preparation of Queen Elizabeth's flagship for the Pacific mission

[Rome]

It was the Chinese who decided by all means to feel the degree of their influence on the Britons. they understand that this is not London, but Washington is sending a British avik with its aviation to China in order to save the service life of its aviks

The owner turned out to be more authoritative

[Andrea]

Again from the series, "and we are for sho?"
They haven't even gotten a blow in the face yet, but have already started to cry.

[TermNachTer]

The main thing is that the "lick" does not drown, where - on the road, like her "younger brother". I think, "Prince" will not be sent to the Far East, too painful memories))))

[tralflot1832]

The prince's grief was the engine room was flooded to the point of not wanting. The water in the engine room is so clean all the mechanisms in the depth can be seen. The water is not fresh, but sea water, the kerdy ​​of all automatics and electronics. By the summer it will be okay if the equipment suppliers are still alive.

[TermNachTer]

Here - here, and I'm about the same. British aircraft carriers - water is contraindicated)))

[tralflot1832]

We would have sat Portsmouth, or even better, next to Weymouth, put on a sandy beach, we would have taken excursions. The air would have become cleaner in the world's oceans, to the delight of mad Gretta.

[Holuay T.O]

A beautiful ship, it's a pity that no one here understands anything

[Flooding]

Quote: Holuay T.O.

A beautiful ship, it's a pity that no one here understands anything

how is it nobody?
you are here

[mitroha]

Quote: Holuay T.O.

A beautiful ship, it's a pity that no one here understands anything

Well, on the other hand, it is clear that you have an extra "a"

[kit88]

And the Britons did not think that China could also think about ensuring the safety of navigation in the Pas-de-Calais

[tralflot1832]

It is necessary to send an invitation to China to celebrate the Day of the Navy in St. Petersburg, and to meet with an honorary escort at Gibroaltar. The British will quickly be dismissed for such a shame. By the way, they are very unhappy with the development of the fleet. I do not remember what project of the destroyer is called a bucket of bolts, making noise across the ocean ...

[NF68]

Stay out of the Pacific Ocean and there will be no threat.

[HAM]

One thing I don't understand, like a modern warship, designed specifically for military operations, but clucking over it, like over a helpless trough ...
Although it is a little understandable, for a long time the Britons were not beaten ... scary ...
well, who needs to start the same ...

[Andylw]

How long have they not beaten the Brit?
when was the last time? well?

[Prisoner]

The first thing that comes to mind is the Enzelian operation. “100 years ago, a story took place in the Caspian Sea that did not receive the fame it deserves. The sailors of the young Soviet republic forced the British naval base to surrender, capturing not only the White Guard fleet, but British coastal batteries and a host of other military equipment. and London spoke sparingly about this victory: the escapade of Soviet sailors was not impeccable from the point of view of international law, the British did not want to remember their shame. "(c) May 1920 actually.

[Andylw]

ahaha ... garrison of the base))))
the question was about battles at sea))

[boris epstein]

In the Battle of Jutland, the Germans sank the battle cruisers Invisible, Inflexible, Indefatigable and Queen Mary. Japanese aircraft sank the battleship Prince of Wales and the battle cruiser Ripals on the move on September 10, 1941. German submarines sank the battleships Royal and Yigisuda Hauk, Barmar in 1941, in World War II, the British lost 33 cruisers, the Argentines sank a couple of British destroyers in the 80s off the Falkland Islands.

[Andylw]

in the battle of Jutland, the Germans fled to their ports, victory in the war remained with England
Argentines were defeated at sea
everything else is the loss of single ships in the wars won by the UK !!!
victory at sea from time immemorial has always been for England

[Puppeteer 111]

I like to go to the "News" section periodically. The people give out such pearls. Straight, local KVN))

[Prisoner]

You see from the country KVNii with the president of KVNschikom, since such a specialist in KVNam.

[Raven 95]

I mean, the 404 crowd went through all the comments with a minus stick.

[Prisoner]

The time is just right. We entered the outfit.

[knn54]

Participation in "humanitarian operations". If you are lucky with the weather.
Let's not forget about the Pacific Fleet, which is clearly of interest to the British too.

[orionvitt]

"Cyberattacks" and electronic warfare means

They are afraid that the Chinese will chip them with their 5G towers.

[bald]

And in fact, in truth, suddenly someone presses the Tamagotchi. Yes, even if they reach the house, they will receive pendants. It would be interesting to know later how much it will cost Britain this show of a dead man in a morgue.

[semenovvlsd]

Even if a British Navy aircraft carrier does not pass through the Taiwan Strait, Brown said "it could face Chinese attacks."

Probably like that, without engines, you can only ride

[Gennady Fomkin]

So we lived up to the "gunboat" policy ... It's only the beginning.

[Gennady Fomkin]

the dark era that has been talked about for so long has crept up unnoticed. ALREADY. hopefully not for all countries.

[Gennady Fomkin]

In an interview with The Times, Chinese Ambassador to Great Britain, Liu Xiaoming, warned of the negative consequences in the event of the redeployment of the British new aircraft carrier Queen Elizabeth to the Pacific Ocean.
"Liu Xiaoming said that the proposed dispatch (of the ship - IF) is a sign of deteriorating relations between China and Britain after Brexit, when the United Kingdom becomes a junior partner of the United States," the newspaper writes.
"After Brexit, I think the United Kingdom wants to play an important role in the world. This is not the way to play an important role," the ambassador said.
He said he would be alarmed if Britain "joined forces with the United States against the Chinese."
The ambassador also commented on London's decision to deny the Chinese company Huawei the right to participate in the creation of British 2027G networks until 5, stressing that this will lead to billions of losses for Britain due to China's refusal to invest. He recalled that while he is serving as ambassador, Chinese investments in this country have grown from $ 1 billion to $ 20 billion.
"Now everything has changed. I don't think Huawei is still interested (do business here - IF). She planned to invest $ 3 billion in research over the next three years. And now the situation has changed," explained Liu Xiaoming.
In addition, he warned of possible retaliation from Beijing if London hosts opposition activists from Hong Kong. However, the ambassador did not specify what action China would take.
Liu Xiaoming also accused a number of officials of the Conservative Party of Britain, China Research Group and Premier Boris Johnson, who could not cope with pressure from Washington and party members, of creating a new atmosphere in British-Chinese relations.
"National leaders must represent what is most in the interests of their country. They must not succumb to political pressure. The relations between China and the United Kingdom are too important to be usurped by these anti-Chinese forces," the ambassador summed up.
The aircraft carrier Queen Elizabeth is set to sail the Pacific in 2021. However, earlier British media reported that the British military plans to deploy Queen Elizabeth in the region as part of the formation of an international alliance to counter China.

[Adler77]

Here I read the comments and the office and guevay, and the aircraft carrier, Mr., and he will sink and let him sit in his puddle ... are you Chinese or something, or Americans?
Our Kuzya died quietly, should we slander?

[bald]

To the admins, please - the pros and cons, just have to be open - put a badge, please justify. Well this is how much dirt you have to change your shoes.

[7,62x54]

It is better to send everyone to the penal battalion and cancel the shoulder straps.

[rocket757]

"Cyberattacks" and electronic warfare means: The British press announced a "Chinese threat" to the aircraft carrier Queen Elizabeth in the Pacific Ocean

So those observers squealed that everyone should be jealous, what a super - super aircraft carrier they built ??? Ali is that WRONG ???
Wise cunning, lay straws in advance, Schaub had someone to blame, if it went WRONG !!!

[7,62x54]

Britov pulls into his former colonies. But they are not expected there, they can even hang them.

[Prisoner]

And why do they think that the Chinese will begin to actively demonstrate their capabilities in the field of electronic warfare? I don't think the Chinese will be in a hurry with this. Everything has its time.

[Gennady Fomkin]

... Or out of 18 British destroyers and frigates, only 1 (one) is operational and is on alert !!!

[Avior]

I wonder if he has an air wing? In what composition?
And about this Larisa Korichnevaya, it is strange to read this from a "military observer" - that's why a warship exists to cope with difficulties and gain experience.
On the other hand, there is no evidence in the article that there was concern in England.
They just said that they might collide with the Chinese electronic warfare.

[Konstantin Gogolev]

He is sickly among the Saxobrits. You will not be in a hurry - I think there will be serious breakdowns along the way.
The striped ones were persuaded to "help bend China." I would not be surprised if ships from other countries "listening to the Capitol" approach the Taiwan Strait. Although I am sure that, apart from the striped and impudent ones, no one is interested even in trying to "include the owner" with China - everyone is satisfied with trade and economic relations with China (Europe / other NATO member countries).
I believe that in the next 5 years, China will begin to establish itself not only as an economic leader, but also shake its arms.
They well armed the PLA, now it is time to acquire the experience of modern warfare. While they can only fight in numbers. And I cannot believe that China will tolerate the claims of amers in silence for a long time. Any sanctions against any state are humiliation (remember how they put them in a corner at school - it was unpleasant). And China has historically been bent pretty well. Great Britain, Japan, and even the Tatar-Mongols were noted. The question is - they are accustomed to this historically and they already need it (funny), or they think that now "their kung fu is better than other kung fu."
I am also looking forward to the creation of a military-political union of Asia (otherwise the Indians will be finished off with sticks and stones) - India, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan. China has some questions with Australia. Of course, the "standards of democracy" will catch up, or, most likely, they will. I wonder how Vietnam will behave - there are territorial disputes with China, but I do not believe that they will participate against China.
In general, if a turmoil (military operations) against China starts there, it will be dangerous, but very curious to see the composition of the participants. And the DPRK? The Chinese did not little help the Koreans against the Koreans. And Pakistan?

If China develops in the same way as in recent years, then many will be conquered financially. My relatives live on the Amur - I'm afraid that we will slowly sell the Amur land. This is how our "younger brother" grew up.

[tolmachiev51]

The Chinese have run out of "flowers and music" for the "carriers of crap," there is only electronic warfare available! take what you deserve.

[Evil 55]

They haven't moved yet, but they are already shouting ... they are afraid ...

[stels_07]

Here the Britons need to be more afraid of a collision with the destroyers of one Democratic country.

[APASUS]

What an interesting thought, I did not even think about using electronic warfare against an aircraft carrier. The ship is stuffed with electronics so much that any breakdown will lead it to failure. No need to break locators or weapons, turning off a pair of noses can have more disastrous consequences!

[Growlers]

Since the Naglich people are blaming someone, it means they have something broken again ...

[Andobor]

The British have nothing to do in the Pacific Ocean, they have melted away, a pompous misunderstanding - a Papuan with diamonds, stuck on the way out of feudalism.