Ukraine’s United24 news outlet reports a ground-based robotic electronic warfare system known as Kvertus AD Berserk, designed to counter a range of enemy drone activities, has entered serial production in Ukraine.
The announcement was made on July 21 by Yaroslav Filimonov, CEO of the defense technology company Kvertus, through official channels, said the report.
“The Berserk robot can disrupt control signals across all frequency bands used by FPV drones, multirotor drones, and aerial bombers. According to the manufacturer, the system has a 20 km operational range, can remain active for up to 12 hours, and is remotely controlled from a similar distance of up to 20 km.
The company said the platform will support: evacuation of wounded personnel from frontline positions; cover during demining operations; Protection of logistics routes.
“Kvertus has confirmed that multiple orders are already in progress, underscoring demand for the system’s battlefield-tested effectiveness,” said the report. “The firm also emphasized that its technologies are undergoing monthly upgrades, with engineers continuing to enhance performance in response to evolving threats. he Berserk system was developed on the basis of a nationally produced mobile platform and integrates high-capacity battery power, rugged terrain mobility, and multi-spectrum jamming systems.
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https://united24media.com/latest-news/ukraine-deploys-new-berserk-robot-to-jam-enemy-drones-protect-troops-at-front-10070
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