AI-Petri maker built EW gear after Crimea takeover — now 400 units are deployed
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A Ukrainian company that began building electronic warfare (EW) equipment after Russia seized Crimea in 2014 has unveiled a new system at a defense expo in Poland.
The system is named Ai-Petri, after the highest peak on the Crimean peninsula.
It is already deployed in about 400 units along the front line, according to the maker.
EW gear uses electronic signals to disrupt or disable enemy communications, radar, and drones.