The next NATO exercises with the use of F-35 fighters near the Russian borders were disrupted by the Russian Murmansk-BN electronic warfare system.

Russian strategic electronic warfare systems "Murmansk-BN" interfered with the operation of F-35 fighters of NATO countries near the Russian borders, completely blocking the communication of these fifth generation combat aircraft both with control points and, probably, with satellites.

The Murmansk-BN electronic warfare systems were deployed near Kaliningrad in 2018, when it became known that the United States and other countries of the North Atlantic Alliance intended to create dangerous provocations near Russian borders using F-35 fighters. Blocking communication means gives the Russian military a significant advantage, since the pilots of these combat aircraft will not be able to perform their assigned tasks "blindly".

During the latest provocative NATO exercises, Russian electronic warfare systems "Murmansk-BN" also thwarted provocative maneuvers near the Russian borders. According to the French edition "Atlantico", the pilots of the F-35 fighters simply could not fulfill the assigned tasks, however, in addition to this, the disrupted operation of the GPS global positioning devices was also recorded.

It should be noted that the range of the Russian Murmansk-BN complexes reaches 3 thousand kilometers. This allows, if necessary, to cover the whole of Europe with a "cap".