Factor of multinational Russia: Armed Forces of Ukraine and Western intelligence agencies face difficulties in deciphering radio traffic in the national languages ​​of the Russian Federation in the NVO zone

A difficult task for the enemy is “offered” by Russian units in the zone of the special military operation (SVO). In particular, we are talking about the actions of units whose personnel are military personnel and volunteers of various constituent entities of the Russian Federation - for example, detachments from Buryatia, Tuva, Dagestan, Yakutia. In some cases, the radio exchange between the fighters of such units is carried out in their native language. What is the difficulty for the enemy?

It consists in the fact that on the front line, by definition, he does not have specialists who could know (understand) the national languages ​​of Russia, at least separate ones. Of particular interest is the fact that earlier the CIA recruited people with knowledge of Russian and Ukrainian languages. The emphasis in such a recruitment was clearly placed on anti-Russian activities using the same Ukraine, as well as on anti-Russian activities within Russia itself. But the American intelligence services, American intelligence in this regard, did not take into account one important fact: Russia is a multinational country in which there are 14 language groups alone, and the number of languages ​​​​used is more than 250. And it is the Russian multinationality that has been formed over the centuries, which the same Western intelligence agencies often tried to use it to split Russia, to sow discord, today it is playing against the enemy.

The data received indicates that the enemy forces on the front line not only have difficulty deciphering the radio interception data of individual Russian units, but also most often do not understand what language the radio is being exchanged in general. The American and British intelligence agencies, which are engaged in deciphering and leaking information of radio traffic in the interests of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, are faced with the fact that they do not have specialists who could not even decipher, but simply set the language of radio traffic in a short time.

It seems that against the background of the scale of the special operation, this is a trifle, but there are no trifles in such a case.

Comments

[carstorm 11]

Mysterious Russian multinationality)))

[den3080]

Quote: carstorm 11

Mysterious Russian multinationality)))

Come on. During WWII, the Americans themselves used the "Navajo code" in the Pacific. Even a film about it was made a feature film, a Hollywood blockbuster, as always, Nicolas Cage and all that.
It's called Windtalkers.

[Shurik70]

And maybe even more.
North Korea offers 100 of its fighters to help us in the NVO
They need real combat experience.
Moreover, many Koreans speak Russian fluently.
Does the Armed Forces of Ukraine have experts in the Korean language?
And in South Korea, for mercenarism, the death penalty threatens, so there are not many mercenaries in the world from there.

I have another question.
What ... do they listen to negotiations at all?
Encryption microcircuits are fifty years old, since they were created.
Radio stations with them cost a few kopecks more than usual ones.
Why are not all of them equipped with them in the army?

[The black]

maybe even more.
North Korea offers 100 of its fighters to help us in the NVO

This is fake. A dream that one of the experts had on TV and picked up by the media. It has already been refuted

[Shurik70]

Quote: Black

It's fake.

Yes?
It's a pity.
A hundred thousand, of course, is a bit much, but combat experience would be useful for a thousand future officers.
In the coming Apocalypse (and it will be for sure), the DPRK will definitely not stand aside.

[seregatara1969]

Let them decipher our TV broadcasting in 50 languages! Openly!

[Grits]

Quote: seregatara1969

Let them decipher our TV broadcasting in 50 languages! Openly!

And if it’s still a tube TV, but black and white, then the vile bourgeois will never decipher it

[Voenoboz]

Semiconductors are subject to radio interference, and it is not possible to physically disable a radio tube.

[stankow]

Grits Are you hinting? :) Okay, Gagarin's Vostok ship had 142 radio tubes and 600 transistors. Zto 1961

[Kyrs]

So maybe they'll catch him!

[boni592807]

Shurik70 (Alexander), Today, 07:28, NEW -
Quote: Black
It's fake.

Yes?
It's a pity.
A hundred thousand, of course, is a bit much, but combat experience would be useful for a thousand future officers.


Colleague, how much THIS is unreliable information, time will tell. Although the experience of combat with a real enemy and weapons with a large% of NATO would be very useful, both for the PRC and the DPRK. The most rigid BS model will not replace the DBs themselves. Also, the PRC and the DPRK will have a question of applying the experience of attracting the local population (PRC - Taiwan, DPRK - RK) when maintaining a database. Those. liberation of territories during the database

[Andrey VOV]

There, a comrade, like his Kim, also suggested that the builders for the restoration of Mariupol

[carstorm 11]

Not certainly in that way. This is the number of fakes. There are no specifics. But there was an offer. But then Korotchenko's speculations have already begun.

[carstorm 11]

You just need to cover the fountain for Mr. Korotchenko. As for listening to volumes, we are listening, we are being listened to. So it was and will be. We mute. We are being silenced. Struggle.

[commandos111]

I agree. Korotchenko spent all his life only verbiage and was engaged. right now I found a fishing spot, I'm looking. nonsense to quote him.

[commandos111]

in general, he is a muddy passenger, and, as you know, there is no smoke without fire. ept expert. next. )))

[Machiavelli]

It happens. Remember in the spring everyone was discussing the topic of the arrival of the Syrian military.

[RED_ICE]

Assistance was offered not to Russia but to the DPR.
North Korea is ready to send 100 thousand fighters to help the republics of Donbass
Relations between North Korea and the LDNR will not be limited to the recognition of independence. Now the treaty on allied relations is being prepared.
The leadership of the DPRK through diplomatic channels offered assistance to the republics of Donbass in the form of military units. North Korean military personnel can become volunteers, Pyongyang is able to send up to 100 soldiers manned by wartime states.
In exchange, the Lugansk and Donetsk People's Republics, according to the allied agreement, could supply the DPRK with energy resources, food, grain, consumer goods and high-tech products. The UN, under pressure from the United States, banned all this assortment from being supplied to North Korea.

[Voenoboz]

The DPRK has the largest subversive army. Perhaps the participation of vacationers as military tourists to study the Ukrainian language.

[stankow]

By the way, the LDNR has not (yet) been accepted into the UN. Russia should, not to face, violate, and the LDNR should not comply with UN sanctions regarding the DPRK.

[Rimlin]

North Korea will not do anything without the PLA, even send its famous construction battalions. Hollywood, in general, is harmful to look at at night and after the war (they generally won or will win everyone).
And on another issue: linguists were the first warriors of the war of languages, now there are supercomputers - capable of deciphering, well, the people who control them ...

[Awaz]

listen to our radio traffic for a simple reason: we do not have a quality connection with protection from wiretapping. The topic of negotiations in national languages ​​is not some kind of success or a tricky game, but because of the flawed state of communications in the RF Armed Forces. There is nothing good in this. For this, many generals and officials of the military-industrial complex should be sent without armor and helmets to the forward detachments to storm Avdiivka ..

[vindigo]

This Korean mercenary blogger Lee Geun was left untouched. So they also have a law that the drawbar ....

[carstorm 11]

I know. Someone said something about the originality of the approach?)

[78bor1973]

Yes, it's different, you need a month's practice at some kind of construction site in Moscow or St. Petersburg.

[Ivan Mak_2]

Quote: den3080

Quote: carstorm 11

Mysterious Russian multinationality)))

Come on. During WWII, the Americans themselves used the "Navajo code" in the Pacific. Even a film about it was made a feature film, a Hollywood blockbuster, as always, Nicolas Cage and all that.
It's called Windtalkers.

To appoint only Buryats as radio operators in each department. The language is rare, not even Turkic, so interception of messages is generally excluded.

[Piramidon]

Quote: Ivan Mak_2

To appoint only Buryats as radio operators in each department. The language is rare, not even Turkic, so interception of messages is generally excluded.

Judging by the reports of the ukrosmi, since 2014 they have already caught 100/500 thousand armored Buryat divers and policemen there.

[stankow]

They say - a dialect of Mongolian.

[Goha]

Movies are one thing, nature is another.

[Piramidon]

Quote: den3080

During WWII, the Americans themselves used the "Navajo code" in the Pacific.

Yes, and during the Second World War, ours also used representatives of small nationalities as "cryptographers". So nothing new has been invented.

[Nikolaevich I]

Quote: Piramidon

Yes, and during the Second World War, ours also used representatives of small nationalities as "cryptographers". So nothing new has been invented.

Yes, sho tama talk about "cipher clerks from small nationalities" when many APU-shniks do not speak Ukrainian language! There are chances that when the command is coming out to give orders on the Move, then the commanders of the "grassroots" units will be the same as what language it is ... Ukromov or Tuvan!
PS It is not customary now to say "small peoples"! There are "small peoples"!

[carstorm 11]

Firstly, it is called military cunning. Someone and somewhere said that they were recruited for the sake of encryption?) It is also a connection in Africa. If you are drowned out by some frequencies, what do you prefer? Communication on an open line or without it at all?

[R]

And recruiting units only from Nanais, Bashkirs, Chechens ... etc. for the sake of encryption is a laughing stock.

A laughing stock is that you, from a simple statement of fact, saw a laughing stock. Where did you read in the news that the national units were recruiting FOR ENCRYPTION? Shaw, Friday was so successful, sho moscow refuses to function normally? or is it a fundamental position in life - to invent nonsense and then rely on it, as on reliable facts? This is how the usually uncorrected gulffihrer by the name of Navalny liked to do: he would distort the information he heard and then, based on his own nonsense, stir up entire investigations

Read the news word for word and understand that you said nonsense. And he himself became a laughing stock))

[tihonmarine]

Quote from Resident

So the usually under-etched gulffihrer by the name of Navalny liked to do

For the first time in so much time, after the beginning of the NWO, I read the name of the gulbftkfuhrer so beloved by the West. Let it be negative in our country, but occasionally it slips through the media, but the West, which could not sit for an hour without mentioning the name "Navalny", after the start of the NVO, did not even mention him once and buried him forever, as well as his beloved "cocklet fairy".

[Sergei Klimov]

Was the USSR strong? And when he was in the training brigade, which was located territorially, inside the division. And this division was called a wooden head, due to the fact that all immigrants from Asia. Crowds of Dagestanis drove to the fleet in Kaliningrad. It seems also extraterritorially. But the problems were huge.

[Serazhutdin Gusenov]

Dagestan has the Caspian Sea and the Caspian Flotilla. What problems can there be?

[Grigory Remarque]

You can think more narrowly. For example, the spotter transmits the coordinates of the target in his own language to the artillery, where all are Russian and only one fellow tribesman who understands everything and already translates into Russian to whom he should. Voila, extraterritoriality is observed.

[Revolver]

Quote: dauria

And recruiting units only from Nanais, Bashkirs, Chechens ... etc. for the sake of encryption is a laughing stock.

During World War II, America recruited the Navajo Indians as signalmen, and they communicated over the radio in their own language in plain text. The Japanese not only did not decipher, but could not even understand until the end of the war what the cipher was based on. And even if they understood, the Navajo language at that time did not have a written language, and, accordingly, the Navajo-Japanese, or even Navajo-English, dictionary did not exist in nature.

[Dick]

Detachments form regions, respectively, they can be maximally staffed with soldiers of the local nationality. And this is not for the sake of encryption, but at the call of the heart. Your word "ridicule" is not clear, decipher who you are laughing at?

[Sergei Klimov]

That is, you are against the fact that volunteer battalions are being recruited in the republics and regions. They are not on a permanent basis, but only for the duration of the SVO.

[Thrifty]

Yes, all the more so, to understand that they are cursing you in the Buryat or Chuvash language the problem is still the same

[isv000]

Quote: carstorm 11

Mysterious Russian multinationality)))

Because we are the horde! And we are all glad who comes to us with kindness, and whoever with a sword - do not seek, who did not hide - we are not to blame ...

[Bosphorus]

Russians (Rusyns) are not multinational, it was the presidential administration that staged a multinational circus in Russia, with the importation of millions of Asians and the promotion of friendly folk tales, instead of creating a Russian national state. The Russian Federation is following in the footsteps of the USSR, towards further collapse along the borders of the national republics, and so the national battalions were created under the guise of the NWO.

[Machiavelli]

And this is written by a person whose nickname is the Turkish Bosphorus

[Paul Siebert]

Quote: carstorm 11

Mysterious Russian multinationality)))

Yes, we Russians are generally hard to understand!
The mentality dictates special ideas!

[mad big]

During the first and second Chechen, the combined detachment of the Volga-Vyatka SOBR spoke all the languages ​​​​of the peoples of the Volga region. Chuvash and Tatar went with a bang.

[Uncle lee]

Western intelligence agencies face difficulties in deciphering radio traffic in national languages

And there is also a commander's and abusive ... Although he is the essence of the same thing!
Here is an example:
- Where's the log?

- Fuck knows, they say, on the satellite, the macaque scratches

[Nexcom]

Well, almost everyone knows our mat surprisingly.

[Egoza]

Quote: Nexcom

Well, almost everyone knows our mat surprisingly.

Nothing to be surprised. Checkmate commands are three times shorter! )))

[Nexcom]

Yes, I'm talking about foreigners. very many of them know our mat. and so yes, in the training they only commanded
short and powerful.

[den3080]

Quote: Nexcom

Well, almost everyone knows our mat surprisingly.

It’s not enough to know the words, you also need to catch the context and intonation.
the same word or phrase in Russian obscenities can mean diametrically opposed things
not a single Englishman, and even more so a Japanese, even with his mother, will figure it out.

[edmed]

"Wind Talker", Russian version

[Nexcom]

Yes exactly.

[Dart2027]

I immediately remembered too.

[shapkin ushankin]

And the Koreans will pull themselves up ... The enemies will generally demolish the tower ... "Don't understand mine" ...

[tatarin1972]

An old fable, from the first Caucasus. Then the Buryats were passed off as Chinese!

[den3080]

Quote from shapkin-ushankin

And the Koreans will pull themselves up ... The enemies will generally demolish the tower ... "Don't understand mine" ...

koreis - all red army (s)

[Nexcom]

Yakuts should be typed into cryptographers and transmitted in encrypted Yakut. the Americans did just that - they took the Indians as cryptographers and they drove messages in their own language - the Japanese could not understand anything. moreover, they were taken from some small tribe with a very rare and little-known dialect.

[Machiavelli]

Navajo language

[rotmistr60]

there are no trifles in such a case.

I agree. Especially when a decision needs to be made in a matter of minutes, and the enemy can only shrug and shrug his shoulders.
I remembered the 2021 film "Private Cheerin" about a Yakut sniper. When the Nazis captured him wounded and offered to get in touch with his own, he left, but in the Yakut language, knowing that a fellow countryman was serving at the headquarters. As a result, "with German help" he reported the necessary information.

[Vita vko]

Encryption of radio communications using rare languages ​​was used as early as the 2nd World War. But the very fact of the possibility of interception is surprising, given that the rearmament to modern means of communication has long passed and cryptographic algorithms should be used by default.

[stankow]

Well I do not know. Encryption requires a digital connection. On one mining enterprise with enthusiasm have passed. They still regret it. On the figure, the connection disappears at once and that's it. On analog, it slowly deteriorates, but even with a terrible interference, it’s all the same, in separate words, but you can understand. The communication distance is twice as long, the intelligibility is better. Not everything is clear.

[Gunther]

And without a mat with national languages, it can be difficult to grasp the meaning:
"These types of steel are in the rolling
shop."
Three interpretations at a glance.
Plus all sorts of "samovars", etc. like in WWII.
But the lack of modern means of communication with the protection of negotiations among our soldiers is a given, which requires immediate correction.

[Egoza]

Quote: Gunter

But the lack of modern means of communication with the protection of negotiations among our soldiers is a given, which requires immediate correction.

In short, learn foreign languages! In the sense of the languages ​​of the peoples of the Russian Federation! )))

[Fitter65]

Ha!!! It's news to me too. Back in the early 80s, we had, in Klyuchevo, 2 Uzbek telephone operators ZAS, and their fellow countryman and also ZASovets was sitting in Legnica. Well, the ZAS phone was not guaranteed durability, in principle, the conversation was decipherable, and here two Uzbeks share news from home on the ZAS phone, their shifts did not always coincide, especially at night on weekends ... In short, the duty officer for the entire node loudly: “Enough of NATO’s brains and spoiling the equipment. After your exchange of news, they then repair the equipment for months, only they will do it, and here you are again talking about the harvest of apricots ...” Everyone was neighing. So they were called SuperZAS ...

[Storog dvornik]

A cautionary tale from me +...

[north 2]

and here there is nothing to rejoice at. The personnel of the army units, military orders, orders, reports and instructions must be issued in the state language, which every single citizen of Russia, especially the military, must know and understand. That is, in Russian. And here they found something to brag about! What's this ? Or such poor education in schools that the Buryats and Chechens cannot learn the state Russian language, or the Buryats and Chechens, etc. are so busy with goats and rams and deer that they never learn them. But then how did they learn the rather complex materiel of modern weapons of the Russian army, where there is a lot of IT. So they know and understand everything Russian. So maybe they are not very willing to communicate in the language of their state, that is, in Russian. Then one should not rejoice at this or pretend to be fools that nothing happened, but one should sound the alarm that a dig under the foundation of Russian statehood has been revealed.

[nPuBaTuP]

Did you even understand what you wrote?
Russia is a country of many nationalities and, unlike the country404, we respect and help in the development of small peoples and their languages ​​...

[Fitter65]

Quote: north 2

and here there is nothing to rejoice at.

You're so stupid...

[fa2998]

The Americans have already gone through this. When they fought in the Pacific with the Japanese in WW2, they had signalmen from very forgotten and endangered Indian tribes, which not only the Japanese, but the Americans themselves did not hear about. Very practical, in plain text, go figure it out!

[Revolver]

Quote: fa2998

signalers from very forgotten and endangered tribes

The Navajo were neither a forgotten nor a dying tribe. On the contrary, compared with other tribes, they could be considered successful.

[Konnick]

This news once again shows that our army does not have modern means of communication.
And so in my childhood I read a book about the storming of Berlin; they used the Tatar language for live communication .... BUT IT WAS MORE THAN 70 YEARS AGO.
Is everything really so bad with communication ... At the beginning, they failed to liquidate the land, and there is no normal one of their own.

[cniza]

The American and British intelligence agencies, which are engaged in deciphering and leaking information of radio traffic in the interests of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, are faced with the fact that they do not have specialists who could not even decipher, but simply set the language of radio traffic in a short time.

So we have an interlingual language, those who serve shoulder to shoulder have long developed their own slang that even ours will not understand everything ...

[Santa Fe]

Meanwhile, missile strikes continue to be carried out in Kharkiv

"Carthage must be destroyed"

[former soldier]

Quote: north 2

that an undermining under the foundation of Russian statehood was revealed.

When necessary, they switch to Russian. Everyone knows him.

[Skipper]

Everything goes according to Zadornov. his speech about the decoding by the Americans of negotiations between Russian servicemen.

[DenVB]

Western intelligence agencies are faced with difficulties in deciphering radio traffic in the national languages ​​of the Russian Federation

What century is in the yard? The adversary must face the difficulties of decrypting GOST 34.13-2018, and not the difficulties of decoding the Yakut language used over insecure channels.

on the front line, by definition, he does not have specialists who could know (understand) the national languages ​​​​of Russia

What, according to the author, is the century in the yard? Specialists can sit in Langley and listen in real time and translate conversations intercepted near Avdiivka.

[Gvardeetz77]

After reading, there are more questions than euphoria from the ingenuity of our soldiers ... It is clear that they communicated clearly at the grassroots tactical level, because even a platoon and above should have at least "Historians" or something more modern (if only a r / st with a block not incapacitated), but at the level of interaction by small assault groups, it is clear that no ZAS is provided, they communicate on initiatively purchased analogues without scramblers by baofeng-motorolla, which of course do not provide guaranteed durability, but to transmit masked information with a period of its value from a minute up to a couple of hours, this is a very necessary and cool option, which, unfortunately, is strictly prohibited in our country (well, the regulatory authorities don’t want residents to have their own little secrets from them, and from other residents), although China is full of such r / st, but buying them is associated with an article.

[Bshkaus]

It has been like this all my life, you can spin it in Russian and in any other language, the main thing is that the interlocutor understands the "key".
Who will understand the message?
"...BM, remember the big silver coffee grinder for a big old coffee machine with a stylish control joystick that is in the gym?, you also gave it to A and laughingly filmed how he tried to use it for other purposes?
So, here we have the same coffee machine, it does not work, apparently the coffee is poorly compacted, as a result, the taste and smell are not revealed, and therefore the beans themselves burn strongly during frying.
Look for the old instruction, suddenly they didn’t throw it away? you need to look in the description how to properly tamp the coffee so that the aroma is well revealed"
There are two keys in the message: the first is "stupa", the second "taste and smell are not revealed".
Anyone who knows what a "stupa" is (and here is a specific clarification for the case, so that there would be no doubt) immediately understands the meaning of "not disclosed."
Knowing these two keys, the one who knows also knows what a "coffee machine" is (again, there is a clear indication of a specific "product".
Further, again, a clear repetition of the problem and the proposed method for solving the problem.
And besides ciphers, I also read a curious article that the shorter the order, the faster its execution and analysis of different languages ​​​​in the armies of the world.
For example, "fuck in that area ...." it's faster and easier to say than "do you see the window on the second floor of the white house, from where are they firing at us from a machine gun? I order to suppress this firing point with the help of a 30mm BMP gun"

[alex-cn]

few people know, but ours in the Second World War used the Yakut cipher for this purpose, also the same cipher ... However, we still need to be able to understand our obscene command.

[Suraikin.Aleksandr]

Here they recall the film "Windtalker".
One can also cite as an example the opposite well-known situation from the Second World War, when the Japanese Imperial Army seriously considered that the Americans were too stupid to understand the intricacies and peculiarities of the Japanese language and it was not necessary to work on improving the encryption system. As a result, the Americans read Japanese ciphers without any problems. One of the most famous consequences of this attitude, neglect of encryption was the death of the commander of the combined Japanese fleet, Admiral Isoroku Yamato! The plane was intercepted and shot down by the Americans.

[Chief Officer Lom]

Isoroku Yamamoto

[Pavel57]

The radio exchange of pilots in Tatar is a classic.

[iouris]

Yes, Tabasaran is not Sanskrit.

[Doctor]

Yes, Tabasaran is not Sanskrit.

And then! 46 cases. The second most difficult in the world.

[Vasilyevich Pensioner]

Not only multinationality will make it difficult, but also the non-professional military of Donbass, who, for example, are builders. Builders generally have their own slang, few people understand.

[Yegres85101142]

One would like to say to the "partners" in the words of two comrades. Mikhail Zadornov: "Well, stupid!". Sergey Lavrov: "Deb..ly, bl...d!"

[sagitovich]

Multinationality is the strength of Russia. And each nationality in colloquial speech has something from a series, like: Mowed obliquely, obliquely obliquely ... Also non-ceremonial. Let's figure it out, the army of translators.

[DeGreen]

I heard from my father that in Afghanistan, the guys, Latvians and Estonians, made me pretty much break my head when they were talking on the air in their languages

[Alexey Tulin]

Nothing special. The same US troops during the war with Japan used the language of the Navajo Indians in radio communications. According to the instructions, it was forbidden to leave Indians in captivity. I think they will attract immigrants for translation.

[AML]

Quote: Vita VKO

But the very fact of the possibility of interception is surprising, given that the rearmament to modern means of communication has long passed and cryptographic algorithms should be used by default.

Wow, develop the idea. We have tens of thousands of industrial radio stations, tell us how to synchronize them so that one radio station 'understands' another and at the same time so that the enemy, having the same radio stations, could not eavesdrop.

[AML]

Quote: DeGreen

I heard from my father that in Afghanistan, the guys, Latvians and Estonians, made me pretty much break my head when they were talking on the air in their languages

Even the radio operators, for the recognition of the program, were mercilessly bashed, and you are talking about voice negotiations.

[Oleg133]

Quote: Shurik70

Radio stations with them cost a few kopecks more than usual ones.
Why are not all of them equipped with them in the army?

You still ask where the money from the sale of oil, gas, titanium, uranium, etc. disappear?

[Li17]

Quote: Shurik70

Encryption microcircuits are fifty years old, since they were created.
Radio stations with them cost a few kopecks more than usual ones.
Why are not all of them equipped with them in the army?

It's all on paper and at exhibitions! Believe me, Shariy has a video of one Azov citizen who collected a wiretap from the trash and listened to all our negotiations, while being surprised that we do not have a digital connection! I still recall with horror my ZAS channels, and this goes for communication from the regiment and up! But already in the company-battalion level, and this is not a penny equipment. And you need a trained specialist, and this is also ...

[Zerkalo]

Have connection problems? There is! They got out as best they could. +1 for ingenuity. Another thing is that modern technologies will quickly allow "to decipher these languages".
I feel that after the completion of the SVO, Tuvinians, etc., will be especially popular in foreign companies. )))

[valentine light]

In order for modern technologies to be able to do something, it is necessary to systematize languages, and sometimes for some peoples it is not the syllabic or letter matrix that is important, but pronunciation - among the Chinese, one syllable can carry up to 3 meanings.
So choose according to the context what promptly someone conveyed, and the time is yok ... :))

[stankow]

Well, Yankees, did your encryption / decryption equipment help you?

[Luenkov]

Beautiful ... it would be more useful
From this multilingualism.

[Dedok]

it was during the Great Patriotic War - but it still works today!

[valentine light]

American militarists are again in a language trap :)
In 1953, in the skies of Korea, Soviet pilots used obscene language and the Americans managed to more or less understand what was happening, only 40 minutes after the battle, comparing the pilots' rapport. :))
And here it’s even more serious - even after a day they don’t understand who said what :).

[Horn]

The Americans in the Pacific Theater of Operations used some of the Indian languages ​​for radio traffic.