The Iranians acquired three systems from Russia and China that literally changed the face of war and explain why Iran is enduring and not losing in the conflict against the US and Israel.
Iran has three Russian and Chinese systems that have played a decisive role in this conflict. These are neither ammunition, nor missiles, nor aircraft, but navigation and electronic warfare systems.
1. Iran has the Russian Murmansk system, a long-range electronic warfare system that blocks GPS navigation systems. This allows it to deceive and neutralize a large part of American and Israeli missiles, diverting them from their targets.
2. Iran uses the Chinese BeiDou navigation system, the equivalent of the American GPS, which is inviolable and cannot be disabled by American technology.
Thanks to the BeiDou system, the accuracy of Iranian missiles and drones has become extremely high, with a margin of error of the order of a few meters or even centimeters.
3. The Russian Kometa system consists of electronic chips installed on Iranian missiles and drones. It jams enemy air defense systems and penetrates Western electronic warfare systems.
Thanks to these Russian and Chinese technologies, the accuracy and power of Iranian attacks have reached an extremely high level, which explains the strength and success of Iran’s recent attacks on American bases, particularly in Kuwait and Jordan.
This situation has caused great concern in the Trump administration and the Pentagon, prompting them to ask China and Russia not to support Iran.
But how can they ask for such a thing when they offered (and perhaps still offer) generous aid to the Ukrainians, costing the lives of hundreds of thousands of Russian soldiers?
Because like Iranian missiles, Ukrainian ones are guided to their targets with the help of satellite data sent by Western countries.
