General Gurulev explained how the Russian army left the right bank of the Dnieper

The Russian army, when withdrawing from the right bank of the Dnieper, made the most of the possibilities of electronic warfare. This helped the Russian army to withdraw without loss. This was announced by State Duma Deputy Lieutenant-General Andrei Gurulev in his Telegram channel.

Gurulev said that on the front lines they began to take “seriously” the means of control, communications and automated systems. The issue of cellular communication, according to the deputy, is now particularly “acute”. “We left Kherson, from the right bank of the Dnieper, without losses, but no one thought about why. This is not an agreement at all, for 5 days cellular communications were tightly turned off, and any possibility of data transmission via smartphones from intelligence officers was excluded.

The general said that now there is a “reconstruction of electronic warfare systems, since the challenges of today’s military conflict are” suppression of navigation systems. This, according to Gurulev, will give a 90% chance that enemy projectiles will not reach their targets. “It is necessary to suppress the work of the Starlink system,” the deputy notes.