The Vietnam International Defence Expo is held in Hanoi from 19 to 24 December

Photo: Ruselectronics

Ruselectronics demonstrates the upgraded Lesochek electronic warfare system at the Vietnam Defence Expo 2024. This is a system of small-size jamming transmitters protecting against radio-controlled mine explosive devices and drones. 

The Lesochek is available in several versions. A version designed for installation on a command vehicle mounted on an all-terrain truck chassis is demonstrated in Hanoi. This Lesochek version has an additional function used to suppress satellite radio navigation and commercial drone control channels. The system may be mounted on motor and armored vehicles, flat cars and any stationary facilities and is energized from a power supply unit supplied complete with the product. The Lesochek can be used in transit and neutralize radio-controlled mine explosive devices in motion ahead of a column. 

Portable Lesochek versions in the form of a backpack or briefcase are also available. The products can disable radio signals received and transmitted by “extraneous” radio-electronic systems to protect confidential information.

“Reliable counter-drone protection is now of vital importance for all countries across the world. At the exhibition in Hanoi, we demonstrate our solutions that can counter modern-day threats and have already displayed their efficiency in real conditions. The Lesochek systems are being fielded and successfully carry out their missions,” said Ruselectronics’ representatives.