israel has included such a revolutionary weapon in its defense system that the enemy will not even be able to see, let alone feel it. This cutting-edge technology is part of a new electromagnetic warfare system called "Scorpius" which can disable the enemy's electronic system without firing a missile.

Jams the enemy's radar

According to Gideon Fustic, Marketing Vice President of israel Aerospace industries (IAI), this system uses very narrow energy beams, which can jam or disrupt the enemy's radar, navigation, communication and other electronic sensors. The specialty of Scorpius is that it affects only the targeted equipment with great accuracy while not affecting the surrounding systems.

Fustic puts it in the "soft protection" category - that is, this weapon disables the enemy's electronic base without making any destructive attack. He called it a "revolution in the world of war". According to him, "This is a weapon that does not fire missiles, yet completely paralyzes the enemy's technology." Even though Scorpius is considered a non-lethal system, it can be extremely lethal for systems running on electromagnetic technology such as fighter planes, drones and missiles.

The power to identify anything present in the sky According to Fustic, this is the first such system in the world that can identify anything present in the sky and can work simultaneously in many directions and on different wavelengths. The scope of electronic warfare is constantly increasing globally. According to a report, this market can grow from $ 15.57 million in 2020 to $ 20.82 million by 2027. Fustic believes that the war of the future will be fought mainly in the electromagnetic field. He said, "As long as both sides are using this domain, the battle to control it will continue." It is clear from this new technology of israel that in future wars will not be fought only with bullets and bombs but also with invisible rays and signals and the country which will capture this domain will be close to victory.

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Kokila Chokkanathan

16/06/2025 09:20 PM