An Israeli attack helicopter AH-64 Apache made an emergency landing on the west bank of the Jordan River. During the flight time of the Israeli combat vehicle, all control systems failed. Some experts believe the blow was dealt by Russian Krasukha-4 electronic warfare systems, while others consider it to be staged. AiF. ru & nbsp; understood & nbsp; details of this version.
The aircraft's electronic systems suddenly started to malfunction and the pilot decided it would be dangerous to fly any further, so he decided to land. But & nbsp; Immediately after landing, the operation of all systems stabilized, no one was & nbsp; injured as a result of the incident.
Israeli analysts believe the cause of the incident could have been unmarked electronic warfare systems seen nearby. Thus, a powerful electronic strike from Syrian territory could be the source of the malfunctions. Previously, such issues were seen in other US military Apache helicopters east of Syria.
The attack on the Israeli aircraft is believed to have been inflicted by Russian electronic warfare systems Krasukha-4. “ Krasukha-4 '' electronic warfare station is designed to counter attack, reconnaissance and unmanned aircraft airborne radars of the imaginary enemy.
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For & nbsp; that & nbsp; is somewhat embarrassing that this statement does not indicate the precise location of the helicopter's forced landing, nor time and & nbsp; date of incident. The & nbsp; media have repeatedly encountered similar publications, but none of the & nbsp; military or officials commented on them.
In fact, the Israeli media regularly publishes such information. It is likely that this was done for the purpose of misinforming the enemy about the capabilities of his weapon.