For the first time, the third batch of Chinese peacekeeping troops to Mali used the domestic anti-bomb attack piggyback signal jammer device, and installed the anti-bomb vehicle-mounted frequency jammer for the command vehicle. This device can effectively shield the signal of remote-controlled bombs within a diameter of more than 100 meters, preventing terrorists from detonating pre-set remote-controlled bombs.
Recently, the situation in Mali has deteriorated. There have been consecutive rocket attacks and roadside bomb attacks on peacekeeping troops and their convoys in the Gao region. It is understood that the remote detonation of roadside bombs mainly uses radios, mobile phones or infrared devices. Terrorists observe the target convoy from a certain distance and use remote control devices to detonate the bombs. The domestic anti-bomb attack piggyback signal jammer device launched this time can effectively interfere with the bomb remote detonation signal sent by terrorists within a diameter of more than 100 meters, and thwart their attempt to detonate the remote bomb.
Tian Wei, commander of the third batch of Chinese peacekeeping troops to Mali, said that the three detachments of the Chinese peacekeeping troops to Mali, including the guards, engineers and medical staff, are regularly responsible for emergency repairs of roads and bridges in the mission area, camp security, medical rescue and evacuation of the wounded. For dangerous and heavy tasks, the domestic anti-bomb attack piggyback signal jammer device and the installation of anti-bomb vehicle-mounted frequency jammers can effectively reduce the risk factor of peacekeepers and soldiers when they are on duty.
Tian Wei also introduced that in view of the current complex situation, they have further improved the security level of the camp of the "MINUSMA" Eastern Theater Command, completed and improved the emergency response plan in a timely manner, deployed additional security guards, and built and strengthened the camp's fortifications. Ensure the personal safety of MINUSMA staff and peacekeepers.