ODIN has unveiled an upgraded mobile EW system

The Ukrainian defence tech project ODIN has unveiled the second generation of its vehicle-mounted electronic warfare system — the ODIN-D TURBO 2.0. This is an improved version of the ODIN-D TURBO model, which entered service with the Ukrainian Armed Forces in May 2025.

The system comprises two antenna modules that can operate either synchronously or independently, allowing operators to selectively block specific frequency ranges.

According to the developers, the ODIN-D TURBO 2.0 provides effective protection for vehicles or dugouts against the most common types of drones on the front line — reconnaissance, strike, and loitering munitions. Operating in the 300–1050 MHz range, the system can suppress both the video feed and control channel of FPV drones, which typically use low frequencies (400–900 MHz). Additional coverage in the 2100–2700 MHz and 5800 MHz ranges enables it to block signals and video transmission from popular Mavic quadcopters.

The system has an autonomous operating time of 1.5 hours. The package includes a 220V/24V/12V converter, enabling it to be powered from portable power stations such as EcoFlow or directly from a vehicle’s onboard network.

Earlier, Defender Media reported on the AD Cerberus mobile EW system developed by Kvertus. In July, the government also updated procurement regulations for UAVs and EW systems.