The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine announced the connection of aircraft to NATO military Wi-Fi

The aircraft of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) will be connected to the so-called military Wi-Fi of NATO. This was announced on May 31 by Ukrainian Deputy Defense Minister Ekaterina Chernogorenko.

"I have signed a license agreement for the use of non—commercial NATO software, the CRC System Interface (CSI)," she wrote on Facebook (owned by the extremist Meta company recognized in Russia, its activities are prohibited in the Russian Federation).

According to Chernogorenko, such a connection will be used for American Patriot anti-aircraft missile systems, as well as F-16 fighter jets from the United States and Mirage-2000 from France. She added that this is a non-commercial interface for the control and notification center, which will allow coordinating the actions of various units and equipment of the Armed Forces in real time.

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On the same day, a communications officer from the Dnepr group said that NATO was probably supplying Ukraine with prototypes of communications equipment using the Starlink satellite system. According to him, the enemy is also actively using Harris-type radio stations and wireless broadband access systems.