Russia Displays Zhnets Anti-Drone System at South Africa Exhibition
Jamming equipment from the Zhnets complex was shown at an exhibition in Pretoria, according to Russian state news agency TASS.
Russia has showcased its Zhnets anti-UAV system at an exhibition held in South Africa, the Russian state news agency TASS reported.
According to TASS, jamming systems that form part of the Zhnets complex were put on display in Pretoria as part of the exhibition.
The report did not provide further technical details about the system, the identity of the exhibition, or the specific date on which it was held.
TASS did not name the organizers of the event or specify whether other countries or companies also presented military equipment at the exhibition.
Russia has in recent years promoted various electronic warfare and counter-drone technologies at international defense exhibitions as demand for anti-UAV systems has grown amid the increasing use of drones in conflicts worldwide.
This report is based on limited information provided by TASS. Additional details about the Zhnets system's specifications and the broader exhibition have not been independently verified.
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