Shortwave Oddity, Russian Anthem on mil freqs #2, 7546 kHz, USB mode, 06 January, 2024, 0528 UTC

This is an unknown source shortwave oddity, transmitting music on known Russian military frequencies. It is presumed to be Russian military in origin. This video is a recording of the activity on 7546 kHz, USB mode, but at the same time this music was active on 6828 kHz, 7649 kHz, and 9310 kHz. I have separate videos for each of those frequencies. For many hours in a row the Russian Anthem played in an unending loop on this frequency. The version selected is quite good, a rock version by Любэ (Lube).
Some listeners think this is a channel marker, and it certainly could be, but as inspiring as it is, maybe it serves more than one purpose? Possibly the source is combining the function of a channel marker and inspiration for units in the field.
Recorded using the WebSDR at the University of Twente, NL, 06 January, 2024, at 0528 UTC.
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Nyet, radio is fine comrade!