Serhiy Zhadan Hands Over Electronic Warfare Systems to National Guard Brigade

Writer Serhiy Zhadan had purchased 20 electronic warfare systems for his Brigade.

He reported this on his page on the social network X.

The systems were partially funded by the writer himself, and partially due donations.

“I bought 20 EW systems for the brigade. I spent UAH 1,200,000—my own and your money. We are now raising funds to purchase the next batch. Rebs save the lives of the soldiers, they are essential. We are grateful to everyone who supports our Khartiia!” said Zhadan.

The characteristics of the electronic warfare systems are not disclosed, but the presence of several antennas on each module suggests that each is designed to cover several different frequency bands.

On September 5, 2024, the Khartiia Brigade soldiers successful assault operations were conducted.

As a result, the soldiers of the 13th Khartiia Brigade of the National Guard killed 34 and wounded 23 enemies, cleared 7 infantry positions and an ATGM firing position, destroyed a howitzer, and drove the enemy to the next line of defense.

The Khartiia emphasized that behind every minute of successful assault there are dozens of hours of planning and preparation. This assault was no exception.

“Success in battle depends on luck and preparation. We cannot influence luck, but we can influence the training and cohesion of our fighters and commanders, the ability to make decisions in the face of a lack of time, information and resources, and the ability to respond to changing situations on the battlefield,” says Colonel Ihor Obolensky, the brigade commander.

Previosuly, on August 3, 2024, a drone from the Charter Brigade helped a wounded Russian surrender.

The Khartiia soldiers found and helped a wounded Russian surrender using a drone.

The soldiers spotted a wounded Russian serviceman abandoned by his unit using a drone. The National Guard dropped water and a note with instructions to the invader, after which the Ukrainian drone pilot directed the Russian to our military.