is ours, the first is fly our rap, because it is closer to us, that is, we are, let’s say, the fivishniksd there is an infantryman, there is a certain mykola, his wife made a collection for him, and... she collected for a small rap, so mykola brought it with him to the position and turns on this rap uncoordinatedly, and jams us, and we think that it is the orcs who are jamming us, and so on, and there are simply millions of such processes at the front, yes, uncoordinated processes, and we need to start, well, let's say this, to do this, if you want chaos in the good sense of the word, because war is always a bit of chaos, and sometimes not a bit. do its controlled, trained, here, with a lot of data, so that you open the tablet and see where you have a reb, where it is turned on, how to fly it and so on. this is, by the way , well, a very, very important question, and i want to say, i was active there in civilian life, and i had less chats and correspondence than when i, for example, sit in trench positions, because you constantly correspond with these... agree on frequencies so that you d

ours, the first is to fly ours. rap, because he is closer to us, that is, we are, let ’s say, the fivishniksman, there is a certain mykola, his wife made a collection for him, gathered for a small rap, here mykola brought it with him to the position and plays this rap incoherently, and jamming us, and we think that it is the orcs jamming us and so on, and such processes at the front, just millions, yes, uncoordinated processes and... and it is necessary to start, well, let's say this, to make this, if you will, chaos in the good sense of the word, because war is always a little chaos, and sometimes not a little, to make it controlled, trained, that is, with with big data, so that you open the tablet and see where you have the reb, where it is turned on, how to fly it and so on, this, by the way, is a very, very important question, and i want to say, i was involved in it in civilian life. .. this activity, and i had less chats and correspondence than when i, for example, sit in trench positions, because you are constantly you correspond with each other, coordinate the frequencies so that you

ours, the first one is to fly our rap, because it is closer to us, that is, we are, let’s say , fivishnikse is infantry , here there is a certain mykola, his wife made a collection, er, collected for a small rap, here mykola brought with him to the position and includes. coordinated, this rap is jamming us, and we think that it is the orcs jamming us, and so on, and there are simply millions of such processes at the front, yes, uncoordinated processes, and we must begin to, well, let's say this, make this, if you want, chaos in in the good sense of the word, because war is always a little chaos, and sometimes not a little, to make it controlled, trained, here, with big data for you to discover. tablet and looked at where you have a reb, where it is turned on, how to fly it and so on. this, by the way, well very, very important question, and i want to say, i was active there in civilian life , and i had less chats and correspondence than when i, for example, sit in positions in the trenches, because you are constantly exchanging messages, and coordinating frequency, so you don't interrupt,

first main problem is to fly our rap, because it is closer to us , that is, we are, let’s say , fivishniksthere is an infantryman, there is a certain mykola, for whom his wife made a muster, gathered for a little rap, here mykola brought with him to the position and includes this rap incoherently, and jams us, and we think that it is the orcs jamming us and so on, and such processes at the front. just millions, yes, uncoordinated processes, and it is necessary to start, well, let's say so, to make this, if you will, chaos in the good sense of the word, because war is always a little chaos, and sometimes not a little, to make it controlled, trained, here, with a lot of data, so that you open the tablet and see where you have a reb, where it is turned on, how to fly it and so on, here it is, by the way, well very, very... important question, and i mean, i was active there in civilian life, and i had less chats and correspondence than when i'm, for example, sitting in positions in the trenches, because you're constantly texting, you coordinate these frequencies so that you do not interrupt, i