Russia has created and is testing a monitoring system "Kalinka", which is capable of detecting and direction finding signals of satellite communication systems, such as the American Starlink. Andrey Bezrukov, chairman of the board of the Center for Unmanned Systems and Technologies (CUST), announced this on December 14 at the XXII Congress of the United Russia party.

"The special direction finder "Kalinka" allows at a distance of up to 15 km to detect an uncrewed boat, catch up and hit it with a machine gun. Small-scale production has been set up, the product is being tested in combat conditions," Bezrukov told TASS .

He noted that earlier the search for such boats was carried out by visual method. The CBST proposed to improve their detection by introducing the Starlink terminal search system. Bezrukov explained that crewless boats and Baba Yaga heavy drones operate using this American system.
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