Russia has proposed supplying India with the Krasukha-2 electronic warfare system, designed to neutralize enemy airborne surveillance systems like AWACS, enhancing India’s defense capabilities. This system operates effectively within a 250-kilometre range and employs advanced jamming techniques to disrupt enemy command and control, reducing the effectiveness of guided missiles through deceptive signals. Integrating the Krasukha-2 with India’s S-400 missile defense could create an electronic “black hole,” safeguarding vital assets and complicating enemy operations. This strategic shift towards layered electronic countermeasures reflects a modern approach to warfare, emphasizing the importance of information denial in achieving battlefield superiority.