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Russian electronic warfare Krasukha-4 landed more than 20 American Tomahawks - car diesel - 12-21-2021 Russian electronic warfare Krasukha-4 landed more than 20 American Tomahawks Twenty cruise missiles manufactured by the United States of America fell into the hands of military specialists. The electronic jamming system quickly worked and hit about forty multi-purpose high-precision missiles fired from the Mediterranean Sea at the positions of Syrian fighters in flight. Some of the fallen Tomahawks collapsed and became unusable, but twenty missiles after the fall retained important components and blocks that can be carefully studied. Such a study will allow Russian engineers to understand the secrets of the American relief-metric trajectory correction system. This system is important because it makes it possible to approach the target below the radar horizon. This event was a confirmation of the high efficiency of the Krasukha-4 electronic warfare system. So, during the September attack, forty US-made missiles were fired in vain. 59 million dollars went into the air. Since Tomahawks are in service with the US Army and are an important element of it, they should guarantee the success of its users.