uh, this is not something new, it is uh, things that were developed since the soviet union, and actually , uh, some of them have been used since then . well, it is oriented both by the reflected signal , the radius of the signal, and by the sound of shells, but without aerial reconnaissance to imagine a modern artillery battle and, in general, the work of artillery is now very difficult, very difficult. if we talk about radio technical intelligence , what tasks does it perform and what are they? first of all, what is it, how does it differ from aero reconnaissance and what tasks does it perform? there and how and ukrainians have already studied wars from the beginning. well, not quite like that, but it’s still necessary to separate radio-technical intelligence

, radio-electron, well, the struggle, if we talk about radio -technical intelligence, it’s the determination of where some kind of radio signal radiation is coming from and the determination of approximately or direction or area approximately a-a from which it is being conducted that can emit, well, they emit in us, for example, any rls radar station that we are equipped with, for example, the same anti-aircraft systems , there are also on-board relays in airplanes, and these are these things , well, and also by the way, fish, er, they are also when work to suppress signals, they also radiate their signal accordingly, that is, the radio jam in this signal can be determined where the radiation is coming from well, let's say with a certain accuracy determine where this work is coming from and already work on it in response

or reconnoitre again using aerial reconnaissance in this way, you can find those means that i said about air defense fish and so on. well, what emits actually, if we talk about radio-electronic warfare re, then it is precisely a means of countermeasures, for example, a drone in in flight, it is guided by a radio channel. we have the main things on which it depends , first of all, a control signal, and secondly , a navigation signal. it receives information from satellites , well, gps or another system, and thanks to it, it orients itself in the air, the operator sees where it is located, respectively, and also a video signal, if the drone transmits some information, then usually it is precisely the video by which the operators and those who strike in real time orientate themselves, that is, radio electronic warfare, that is, it was precisely engaged in

suppress these signals well, not only these, but also communication signals, of course, and uh , counteract in this way, prevent the enemy from scouting uh, our positions, uh, don't let uh, the enemy communicate normally, jam communication, and so on thank you for this explanation from thank you for joining our broadcast artem romanyukov, commander of the ukrainian armed forces unit, friends, further to your attention, we offer the material of a series of documentaries well, immediately after the release of the news on our broadcast, serhiy bratchuk, the speaker of odesa military administration, we will find out about the situation there , so wait, what does this without this school have to do with this school, we don't connect when the siren sounds, you have to hide the whole

stamburu to the football in the cellar in such an east she was very beautiful i don't know the desks were so beautiful here it was a very cool class, the boards were so new, everything was for children , for younger children. we didn’t see how and what we didn’t want. there were too many of us, 366 people. they crowded us here . there were too many people, but there was no room. from there

, they started placing people on the steps. people have already settled, some are sitting, some are standing, some are adjusting. so we settled down here, and when i was at work on the 24th , the war started, and i was the first thing i thought, well , at first i didn't believe it. and then when it dawned on me that it was a war i was most worried about what would happen to the children, and i

still have this fear, well, on the 24th , i was going to work, as usual , everything was done. in a couple of days they have a boy in a couple days, he went as a volunteer. and when the russians came in, he already called me . well, it's in the cellar, what happened? he called me and asked what was going on there, what's going on with you

, tell me, tell me, i'm talking, i can't go, i'll call you back in 5 minutes. i didn't call back. so, when we were sitting in the basement, i had already come to terms with the fact that for 29 days we were in the basement with a small child , she grew up . well, as she grew up, she lost a lot of weight. cellar we went out so she started running there to fly well

but first i came, and then i grew up, now i have grown up and heard the street fights themselves, but i can see through the windows how white russians are walking on the street, that club is standing , i don’t remember when they were, now they came on the street and said that there were 30 cars or even more. they went in and started saying that you were there, there was a gate, they knocked, they said, come out, angela , they threw some punches, then my mother came out on her knees

, she killed them very much. marina survived. and we were driven into the basement, we were brought there by the russian occupiers . they first came to our village . we were still sitting in our cellar, our grandmother's cellar. that they will not come to our house. then they started walking around the house, i think. well, maybe they will go somewhere further. we have already said goodbye to my mother and sister. we have already said how much we love each other and already thought that this was the end. they were searched, including

me, everywhere, even there, my mother took out my jacket money, mask, keys, and you will, he says, money , money, you don’t need it there, take it from me, it’s all you need, it’s all yours, it was like 20-10 uah 5, but i think that if i had put my jacket where there were 100 dollars, well, it’s just euros, well, they would have taken it from me they said we don't need them no they took them and here they wanted to show well and then they came closer one day and the next day they said the whole village is going to the basement and we said maybe maybe we don't need it maybe we'll stay here he said well that's right we'll throw grenades here here

they collected the dead from us and took them to the basement, we walked through the streets, all the gardens were dug up everywhere, their equipment was here, people with red armbands, well, i still dream about it, i still remember it, all the bullets are lying around, i look at their faces, they are so scary, i don't know how, i didn't even think about it that something could happen, i go to look, i see that well, she took it out, there are no more shot windows, windows, there are already some trenches , i don’t know when it was the first time they drove her into a kamaz, i was really scared then that we were when

they drove to the curb and i think that i now let's check. it was still shaking a lot, it was really scary. there were 59 adults and seven children in this corridor. this is also the same room here in this room . we had 27 years and five children. well , if you watch the children , you get the impression that they already all of them almost all of them even the little ones grew up so quickly

they looked like that walked around looking like that understanding what was happening they understood already on almost the third to the fourth day they understood that they will not go anywhere from here what is better for them to stay together, but it is better to stay close to your family in the basement, life was difficult, it was not life, it was torment. we were all sick there, because i was sitting, our legs were swollen because we were sitting, we had ulcers, people had a cough , it was terrible because it was damp, suffocation and at the same time well, that's what happened to those people who were in the corridor and were not sick from the fact that they were constantly cold. they sat by the door

, we were sick from the fact that we were stuffy and everyone was coughing. several people so that somehow a person can help himself but self-suggestion is more important than a pill, this is where we have the biggest room, this is how it was done, how was our gym, the school regime was a little run down, and this is where there were more people, here we had 136 adults and 39-year-old children , this is where we have there was 0.5 m² of living space for each man. it was all here. it was such a narrow corridor. there was such

a passage for ourselves. they made it possible . at the end, there was our toilet. you allowed, they asked to let us out to climb into the buckets, this is where my family was sitting, i was, and this is where we were sitting, so i was sitting , a woman with long legs, here is my son, my daughter-in-law, this is how we traveled the whole way for 27 days on the fourth day, and on the fifth, we released 30 that's how we slept for 27 days, our legs were very sore, my legs were bursting because of that, i slept so that i could put my legs up because people were already in the basement, it was scary, well, i don't even

have enough words to describe what was in the basement, these are the beds. we are on the street they threw out of the kindergarten well, it remains to make beds so that you can crucify the children here, four at the top, well, four at the bottom and four at the top , the children slept there, there was such a big two-story bed, as we were there when it was already in, in the last days, they put the beds, i slept on the wings, i put two at the bottom i slept downstairs with us in the basement, there were 74 children, 1.5 months and later, a four-month-old baby , a six-month-old baby, a six-month-old baby, a year old , these babies were suffocating, crying, and it was difficult for them

to prepare food, because we did not often let them out into the yard, as food was being prepared they didn't even allow us to light these fires on the bonfires, how did we feed them, what was that, they fed what the child didn't give, they treated us there , then they gave the child cookies like that, well, the child ate what she ate, we took care of her there, we gave her shaking hands over eva, and she became to eat everything, we had to prepare mixtures. and for this we needed warm water, and here was such a situation. once we were not

allowed to go outside at all , and the child had to dilute the water with cold water. such a toilet used to be used in buckets. and here, near the toilet, the family also had a small child, who was a repeat of the moon. this child was also in the very corner in such a place, uh, right at the end of the hall, and she was suffocating there, so her mother carried her up the steps so that the child near the door could get a little air, because there were no other options, it was difficult to breathe, but somehow you know, we had a hole . well, that is, that hole was covered there with rags , then with foam, and in

the end, when the impact of the foam town and that there is at least a little bit there because of these rags, because of that ground, a little bit of air got into the air, more or less, well, i see how people were and they were very sick , they couldn't breathe and it was very bad. to the medical center well, the one who died in the fire pit nearby in denmark and they lay there at night every day for 5 days in a row people died , it was better if a person died during the day they could be

taken to the fire pit and 14-year-olds did not die and there was not enough air and they fell there they hit their heads so that 14 people died there, er, in my freestay, my mother died. she sat next to the kolomyka if a person died at night. she stayed because after we were closed for the night, we were not allowed to go out, rattle, make noise, and even more so carry out corpses when corpses four men had already gathered, then probably some landlords had already arrived, because they did not protect us, and well, since they were not with us , they would come for water, then something else, i am already saying what

should be done, well, no matter where they say, well, now i will go here, chief and i'll tell you when i heard some rumors that someone was dying there, well, among my acquaintances , only mine , even well, they did not communicate very well before the war, but i know them very well. people lived in this room, people did not die, there was no word for life, they moaned, rocked, screamed, you can say how

they died, they went crazy. well, when did they, and my mother began to suffocate, and i even felt bad for her, and she even thought that she had left the company, and it was i'm not too bad she was gasping for air. she opened the door from the basement. she came out and said that now we have a train to pick up and visit the garden. the woman was alone. at night, she thought she was in a movie. that's it. she ran all over the basement and shouted, "get the director here, i don't want to act in in this movie, she was screaming, and the soldiers calmed her down, and then they sent her home . well, there were moments like that. well , there were moments. well , it was funny.

well, i say that it was scary and

funny at the same time. danya. in the evening, we had already closed the kindergarten, the buryats came, whether it was him, god knows who they were by nationality , they came and put machine guns to our temples to our stomachs and clicked the shutter, and god knows whether it would work or not for the most part they came to us drunk" when

they came and searched, it was not clear what the situation was, then we had a two-story bed next to us, which the boys made for the bottom from small ties they took in kindergarten , so there was a first and second floor in the crib, we girls were hiding on the first load, everyone was sitting by themselves. well, we were already ready, if necessary, we would leave . well, there were thoughts that no one would give the children. and well, no one ever panicked , but some drunk russian came down and said and pointed at his machine gun and said that shoot told one boy that they throw grenades under their bed, then they will throw a grenade. how did you manage to save your children, how did you protect them so that they did this from here? well, first of all, we tried not to let them out into the yard, and secondly, there was

a person with us, well, what are we supposed to be? we are grateful that they did not touch our children and us, well, this is my personal opinion, but i think that i am supported by all the other mothers who were with us . she could not go anywhere, she was fighting him , she had no choice so that she could one day. how do i think that she is she saved a lot of our women, if she wasn't there, they would have gone into the basement. well, why did they go in, search, look, look for girls, and they would take girls, they took minors because they don't beat, they made fun of them, but they just came out, she called out. they knew her name.

they called and took her as it happened . i don't know what happened . but they no longer entered the basement. when they settled, they settled, they strengthened us, this was a stingy thing, it was noted to keep a calendar, and in the calendar we noted how they came , how they shot people, the third one was shot, well, this one was shot here, the projectiles tore it up with a projectile, this one was shot, they shot only but we did not find his documents, we found a grave where he was he was not innocent, he was lying with his foot so that he was missing us

, he was shot, he was given a mine, and these were the people who died here on the 9th, 10th, 11th , 13th, 17th, and 20th, people could not die here you can also endure it, the children made drawings like this and watched the rocket, it is red, it glows, it burns like this. they think that a meteorite can fall with it, there were such images of guests . and who painted on the walls?

they drew a little, but there i didn't draw anymore, i drew one apple there, so they all drew together , it was a moment of despair, such despair, when i sat and said that they won't let us out so easily here, they will shoot us, they will kill us we will be a human shield, they will throw a bomb at us, that's what happened the same a terrible moment when i had already said goodbye and every time we went to bed and every time i said goodbye to my uncle, he said that there are three chains at school and even if i get into school , everything will be fine. i reassured myself with this. when i arrived at school, i was near my my girlfriends stood at the other end of the basement, hmm, everything grew like this, the plaster got a little bit, but somehow it wasn’t so scary, we were all together

and, uh, even if we died, we made peace together, it was also a little reassuring, well, it was scary when they were waiting for me and thought either now they leave grenades there, we were so worried and there were strong, scary explosions. well, well, it was scary here, not so scary, it was going into the basement , how scary it was, how interesting they were , they brought this room to us and a woman . from chernihiv they were going to kyiv, they wanted to escape, but there before reaching the berry tree they came under fire, here they came under fire, the man was killed, the child's head was cut off by the elders, and the little one was also wounded and