New York Times reporting of Ukraine Conflict seems to be incorporating SDRs

[cdev]

Screenshots of SDR are all around the media. Reporters are intercepting HF and VHF communications.

Reporters are receiving  and recording the distress calls of beleaguered Russian units calling for help and backup. Antitank and antiaircraft weaponry is being used to great effect by the defensive forces. In response Russian forces are killing civilians caught in the wrong places perhaps trying to return to their homes or families.

https://www.nytimes.com/video/world/europe/100000008266864/russia-army-radio-makariv.html.

If anybody here is intercepting these signals, please post them, and enough metadata to clue would be listeners in how to find them.

[A.Z.]

No, sorry.

find 'em if you can, if not, then... no

[cdev]

Think about and hope for the best for one of our brothers from here, who is stuck right in the middle of this mess.


Its quite pathetic how the Russians are too resource constrained to get their soldiers anything approaching a professional military radio.
(which should be encrypted)  Those Russians are getting harassed on the shortwave HF bands!


They deserve it. Quite ridiculous how they expected to be welcomed with open arms.. cough..

Seems that the Ukrainian security forces have their hands full so no FCC style regulation is going on. Its the least of their problems. 

CBS News showed an Icom 7300 being used to mock the Russians invading the country with their death trap tanks/ovens..

[themadhippy]

hey deserve it. Quite ridiculous how they expected to be welcomed with open arms.

Like america was hoping to be greeted in Vietnam,Korea,Grenada,libya,afganistan,panama,iraq and multiple other country's since 1945.

[cdev]

As long as their money is green, we dont care about any other colors..

[EEVblog]

Don't post geopolitics here, I don't care if it disguised as technical.