[quote author= Niall]I wouldn't be so sure. They might have parity in some areas, but remember, their opponent is supposedly capable of setting off earthquakes and zapping aircraft out of the sky.[/quote]
Easy to keep the World hostage if you possess the powers of God.
I wonder how fully the tech of the secret government is intergrated in regular USA military. I got the impression they rather keep themselves exclusively. But no way to tell for sure, and by that no way to tell what their true capabilities are.
Concerning Russia's electronic capabilities this is what I could gather about it:
Russia using super-advanced electronic warfare to keep NATO/ISIS blind in Syria
https://www.sott.net/article/303829-Russian-using-super-advanced-electronic-warfare-to-keep-NATO-ISIS-blind-in-Syria
The commander of NATO forces in Europe said that the capabilities of Russian Radio/Radar Electronic Warfare (REW) divisions are limitless.
RIA Novosti published a translation of an article by military analytical portal Defence News, which reports on the capabilities of Russian troops of radio-electronic warfare.
Military analysts report that Russian REW system is several times more superior than the US and can cause enormous damage to the US Army, as Americans do not have experience in dealing with it.
The commander of NATO forces in Europe, Ben Hodges added: "The US troops have never encountered Russian artillery and did not deal with serious REW system, jamming or information-gathering systems."
According to him, Russian electronic warfare units have "exorbitant" capabilities.
The former head of the US Army REW Lori Bakhut on this occasion said: "Our main problem is that we have not fought in conditions of jammed communications for several decades, so we have no idea how to act in such a situation.
We have no strategy and algorithm of actions, we are absolutely not prepared to conduct combat operations in the absence of communication. US does not have such extensive capabilities or REW what Russia has. We have a very good radio intelligence, and we can conduct wiretapping round the clock, but when it comes to shutting down enemy hardware -
our abilities are not even one tenth of what Russian army can do."
According to the portal Defence News, the Pentagon decided to rectify the situation and launched a program that will make a difference, but the first results are expected only by 2023.