Electronic Warfare
Borisoglebsk-2 vs Palantin
Borisoglebsk-2 and Palantin are successive answers to the same Russian requirement: automated reconnaissance and jamming of tactical radio networks. The pairing tracks a decade of Russian tactical EW modernization in two data sheets.
Specification comparison
| Specification | Borisoglebsk-2 | Palantin |
|---|---|---|
| Role | Reconnaissance and jamming of tactical radio links | Reconnaissance plus targeted jamming of radio networks |
| Targets | HF/VHF command nets and mobile radio systems, public reports | Not publicly disclosed |
| Bands | HF and VHF segments, public estimates | HF and VHF/UHF segments, public estimates |
| Chassis | MT-LBu tracked vehicles, public reports | Not publicly disclosed |
| Set size | Nine vehicles per complex, public reports | Not publicly disclosed |
| Reported reach | Not publicly disclosed | Up to 1,000 km class against HF, public estimates |
| Configuration | Not publicly disclosed | Multi-vehicle set on truck chassis, public reports |
Values are reproduced exactly as recorded in the DroneZone systems database. Where a figure is absent from the public record, it is marked “Not publicly disclosed” rather than estimated.