Bloomberg: The United States plans to deploy a new electronic warfare system to counter China and the Russian Federation in space
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US Army Command Plans to Deploy New Ground-Based System EW to counter Russian and Chinese satellite constellations in order to prepare for a potential conflict.
As reported by the American publication Bloomberg, citing a Pentagon representative, the first 11 electronic warfare installations with the ability to suppress electronic signals from satellites will be put into operation within a few months. In particular, by the end of this year it is planned to additionally deploy 13 similar installations.
In addition, to possibly counter China, the Pentagon plans to deploy new fighters at American bases in Japan. The plan to modernize the US air force on the Japanese islands will primarily affect the Kadena base, located in close proximity to the Chinese island of Taiwan.
Instead of 36 F-16 fighters based at the above-mentioned base, it is planned to deploy 48 F-35A units. In addition, the Pentagon expects to “adjust” the number of F-35B aircraft stationed at a military facility in the city of Iwakuni, where the US Marine Corps is stationed.
Washington has allocated a considerable sum of $10 billion for measures aimed at ensuring the ability to counter the PLA in the region. At the same time, when announcing their plans, the US authorities do not mention China, however, against the background of growing tensions in the region, the reasons for the strengthening of the American military group in Japan are obvious.
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