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Lima
Lima Quant (upgrade)
Ground station that jams and spoofs satellite navigation to push Shahed drones, glide bombs and missiles off course.
$68,000 Cascade says each unit costs up to 3 million hryvnia (about $68,000); the EUR 58,000 in an earlier Kyiv Post headline is roughly the same figure in euros. Upper bound, not a fixed price.
| Maker | Cascade Systems |
|---|---|
| Origin | Ukraine (company registered in the United States) |
| Built | Ukraine |
| First combat | July 2024, Ukraine |
| Guidance | Area denial: jamming, coordinate spoofing and attacks on the navigation receiver; sited by EW units, not target-tracked |
| Bands | GPS and GLONASS navigation signals (exact bands not public) |
| Mount | fixed ground station |
More than 400 units supplied; used to protect civilian infrastructure since October 2025. The claim of over 20,500 Shaheds jammed and dozens of missiles misdirected is the developer's own. Range and frequency details are not public.
Sources (5)
- Kyiv Bets on Low-Cost EW Lima to Spoof Russian Drones (Kyiv Post, citing Politico, 25 May 2026) (unit_cost_usd)
- Kyiv Bets on Low-Cost EW Lima to Spoof Russian Drones (Kyiv Post, citing Politico, 25 May 2026) (maker)
- Kyiv Bets on Low-Cost EW Lima to Spoof Russian Drones (Kyiv Post, citing Politico, 25 May 2026) (first_combat)
- Kyiv Bets on Low-Cost EW Lima to Spoof Russian Drones (Kyiv Post, citing Politico, 25 May 2026) (frequency_bands)
- Ukraine's Lima EW System reportedly derailing Russia's precision bomb advantage (TechUkraine, Apr 2025) (guidance_or_cueing)
No freely licensed photograph found. The drawing above is the reference.
