brianross93

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by brianross93 5y ago
It’s back up now.
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by brianross93 5y ago
Site is back up now
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by brianross93 5y ago
Artillery strikes called in on civilian targets.
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by brianross93 5y ago
Just talked to someone from Belingcat (I think) and they said to keep doing it and they found it very important.
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by brianross93 5y ago
That’s where they are hosted now unless you mean a different archive site.
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by brianross93 5y ago
Cat is already out of the bag. Unless they have encryption equipment with them they’ll have no other option than to broadcast on open air waves. I just want to catalog what they’re already said on open airwaves to thousands of interested wa
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by brianross93 5y ago
Yes we’ve been tracking this and it doesn’t seem likely. It hasn’t looped, or repeated, and it’s chaotic as all hell with the signal constantly getting jammed. Sometimes people play patriotic songs over the frequency to troll them. I’ve nev
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by brianross93 5y ago
This is likely an ancillary group that has not been extensively trained and didn’t prepare for having encrypted communications. They’re defaulting back to open air transmissions, and everywhere they go they’re getting ambush and completely
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by brianross93 5y ago
By the way be warned. The communications are intense. I still need help transcribing and translating it, and I'm working on the frontend right now. I'm pretty sure I have recordings of war crimes uploaded.
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by brianross93 5y ago
The Russians have been broadcasting their movements and operations over open radio. Anyone with a HAM radio can listen to it, even online. I'm recording the most significant conversations broadcast over specific frequencies. I hope thi
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I made a site to track Russian Military Radio Communications(russianwarchatter.info)
97 points by brianross93 5y ago|32 comments