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    Ein russischer Soldat befestigt das Telefon seiner Kameraden an einer Wand, aus unbekanntem Grund.

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    2. Pergaminopoo on

      They be giving away their positions with cellular. Orcs are dumb and they keep texting each other. Which gives away there positions

    4. ALot0fDamage on

      Small squares say: Place For Your Phone. Big rectangle in the middle is too blurry to read but last word is: forbidden.

    5. Anxious_Item_8536 on

      Looks like this is an old video from the times when RU were using UA SIM cards, which led to a lot of OPSEC fuck ups, and many infamous call intercepts…

    7. Single-Use-Again on

      They might accidentally connect to the real Internet. User might see the truth.

    8. Fishwaq on

      No starlink – no telegram. RuZZian MAX propaganda and tracking app only. So, it’s useless. Might as well use it for wallpaper.

    10. meissoboredto on

      Maybe they’re trying to improve the reception by adding an external antenna…./s

    11. etanail on

      Most likely, this is a military (training) unit of conscripted service. Free use of telephones is prohibited there; telephones must be handed over for safekeeping and returned with the permission of an officer during free and permitted time. In other words, these are not soldiers fighting under contract, but young men drafted into the army.

      If you are caught with a phone, it will be confiscated and smashed as a warning. This is prohibited by law, explained as a measure against espionage, and applies to military service.

    13. James_avifac on

      I’m just imagining him hitting the battery, and burning their entire hideout down lol

    15. Jozefstoeptegel on

      Come-on! Just hit the nail a bit lower and perforate the lithium ion cell please!

    18. Exita on

      I’ve seen this happen in Afghanistan in a US headquarters about 15 years back. Bring a personal electronic device into a secure area? Sgt Maj nails it to the wall just outside the entrance. Makes the point to people!

    21. SteakEconomy2024 on

      Russians have been doing that for years, even before the Nazi invasion of Ukraine.

    22. Wayss37 on

      This same thing happens in Ukraine too btw

      Source: an acquaintance was mobilised and told some stories

    25. Hobolonoer on

      OPSEC. Shorthand for Operations Security.

      Phones are constantly pinging for nearby cellular towers. The pings are somewhat traceable with the right Electronical Warfare suites.
      Calling or texting on the other hand is a dead giveaway.

      Traceable locations are prime targets for either artillery fire or drone attacks.

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