Boryviter Presents Ukraine’s Electronic Warfare Lessons at France’s École de guerre
Illia Kukharenko, Chief Technology Officer at Boryviter Centre of Excellence, delivered a presentation at France’s École de guerre in Paris, sharing Ukraine’s experience of electronic warfare (EW) during Russia’s full-scale invasion.
About the Presentation
Titled “EW Development in Ukraine 2022–2026: Lessons Learned”, the presentation was part of a programme on warfare in the electromagnetic spectrum. It was attended by French and international military officers, as well as civilian experts.
Key Topics
Illia Kukharenko traced the evolution of electronic warfare in Ukraine since 2022. His presentation covered:
- communications intelligence against radio communications;
- the competition for radio frequencies in FPV drone operations;
- approaches to countering long-range one-way attack drones, including Shaheds;
- the role of space capabilities;
- lessons identified through Ukraine’s experience and emerging trends in electronic warfare.
Why It Matters
As European countries face increasingly complex security and hybrid threats, Ukraine’s experience highlights the importance of adapting technologies and military capabilities to rapidly evolving battlefield conditions.
Boryviter’s engagement with École de guerre contributes to professional exchanges between Ukrainian and French defence institutions, bringing lessons identified in Ukraine into European military education and discussions on future defence capabilities.