Kvertus presents next-generation EW system LTEJ Mirage

Ukrainian defence tech company Kvertus has unveiled the Kvertus LTEJ Mirage, a next-generation electronic warfare (EW) system. The new platform is described as an intelligent EW solution capable of creating interference at a fundamental level and jamming signals across any frequency.

A key feature of the system is its ability to operate as part of a unified ecosystem: a single operator can control any number of assets — from just a few to over a thousand — from one workstation. All system components operate autonomously, coordinating with each other to determine which signals to jam and in which areas. Access levels can be assigned based on command rank, allowing individual commanders to manage sectors ranging from 5 to 10 kilometres, or even the entire front line.

According to Kvertus CEO Yaroslav Filimonov, the LTEJ Mirage integrates with the MS Azimut system, where the ELINT module identifies signal bandwidth and transmits precise targeting data to the EW unit. The system can also be remotely operated from anywhere in the world.

Kvertus’s portfolio also includes anti-drone rifles and various EW systems such as Chaos, Hunter, Kraken, the Berserk mobile module, and Vepr fixed-site installations.