Ukraine tech sector goes to war | FT Film

From the production of cheap battlefield drones to AI-powered missile detection, Ukrainian tech start-ups, IT workers and volunteers have been developing military tech and putting themselves on the front line of the war effort
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00:00 Ukraine’s tech war
00:39 The growing tech sector
01:28 The tech start-up: Respeecher and AI voice cloning
03:35 The miltech start-up: Zvook and AI missile detection
05:32 A digitally-focused country
08:00 A fully-fledged drone war
09:06 The drone start-up
11:17 Drones: the growth of the market
12:41 Why drones?
14:13 Drones and the women’s veteran movement
16:00 Ukrainian resilience
16:30 Air Alert! Ajax Systems
19:30 It’s not just about drones
20:12 The anti-drone gun: DroneUA
21:04 Who’s winning the tech war?
22:45 The army of robots
23:36 A new Israel?
24:46 The war has changed us
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[@mrp916]

Working with the ukrainian IT companies is always a pleasure. Not many people know that Grammarly, Gitlab, Ajax and many more companies have origins in Ukraine

[@tedcrilly46]

God, I'm so sick of Grammarly ads.

[@The_real_sock_puppet_account]

I did not know i just heard on this video i quickly uninstalled it Ukrainian spyware

[@riskinhos]

yes. specially regarding corruption. it's really a pleasure

[@MeiinUK]

You mean that Ukraine had an actual cyber police team ? Hence why they were able to funnel money for this war ?

[@hoblon]

​@@The_real_sock_puppet_account It's pretty clear you've uninstalled it given the message grammar =)

[@lauravitale8007]

“Those who were able to survive, no matter what, are exceptional.” Yes, you Ukrainians are exceptional. Slava Ukraine!

[@SubvertTheState]

This is just incorrect. If you watched any of this drone killing; you come away understanding that it doesn't matter how many years of Special Operations missions you've been on, how low your BMI is, how many 5 minute miles you can run, how excellent of a Scout Sniper you are, how many kills you have, the drone doesn't care. And as soon as you relax to drink some water, you are going to be knocked out from a shockwave, shrapnel rips through your jugular, and you bleed out in the dirt. From what most people consider an annoying toy. There is nothing exceptional about those who survive. Those who survived were the women and children who left the country. The courageous, young volunteers have mostly died in this stupid, inexcusable, unnecessary war. NATO countries are full of pompous, idiotic commentators pontificating on weapons and tactics, telling everyone why Ukraine is kicking Russia's rear end. Ukraine is losing, it doesn't have enough lives to waste. It doesn't matter if combined arms coordinated assaults are tried, or light infantry sappers are used. The point still stands. Russian artillery, Russian thermonuclear warheads, they are both beyond the capabilities of all of NATO combined. Everyone knew this in February 2022. So how did everyone go from "Wow Ukraine might actually be able to hold Russia off for a while" To today "Come on, what is taking Ukraine so long? Don't they know how to conduct a counteroffensive? They should use the magical US weapons to immediately win" That's the power of propaganda. Ask yourself, how would you get any information from the other side? Or battlefield numbers, footage and reports? You aren't allowed as a citizen in NATO. You have your opinions dictated to you.

[@feedyourmind6713]

​@@SubvertTheStateLotta' truth there.

[@mrwhips3623]

​@@SubvertTheState👌

[@harrydehnhardt5092]

@@SubvertTheState You are talking quite a lot of nonsense.

[@PATROColito]

@@SubvertTheState Congratulations. Another 20 rubles from the Kremlin naZis for you.

[@orysiakhimiak5335]

"Why do we need to be innovative? To survive" - Quote from Maria Berlianska in the video was so powerful and meaningful. Thank you for this video!

[@richardstockerson8213]

innovations and technology. propaganda is the most advance science, yet it is not thought at schools.

[@SubvertTheState]

It is easier to fool someone, than to convince someone they have been fooled. Artillery is the only thing that matters in a land war. Go look up how much artillery Russian artillery batteries use in one day, compared to Ukrainian batteries use in a day. It doesn't matter how many feminist veterans are interviewed, 60,000 High Explosive shells don't care. 500-700 young Ukrainian men a day sure as hell were not waiting for some tech company to make trinkets. For every day that this stupid, unnecessary war goes on, 500-700 Ukrainian men. Yes MEN, (the women left and the 17 year old boys are just praying they don't get conscripted), are simply waiting their turn. They're just waiting for the one with their name on it to turn them into pink mist.

[@lapserdak24]

​@@SubvertTheState ruscist orc

[@mrwhips3623]

​@@SubvertTheStatesome 16 year old have died on the front line already Disgusting

[@rorychivers8769]

How's Russia enjoying those cluster bombs, we have several hundred million with their name on it

[@KellenDunnVPDFO]

During the Cold War, the CIA viewed Ukrainians as the brains and brawn of the Soviet Union. Without the brain, the body flops like a Russian. Glory to Ukraine. Glory to the Heroes

[@rsKayiira]

Excellent reporting. We need to support Ukraine more and more so they can defend themselves from the Russian military

[@harrydehnhardt5092]

Who is „we“?

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

The "elite" hide this as a secret for centuries, this is the true story of your enslavement 👉 The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 💖

[@moffig1]

Ukrainians are amazing. Please make more videos like this, its really interesting. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦

[@mrwhips3623]

🤢💩💩

[@laars0001]

@@mrwhips3623yes, great representation of russia, thank you!!

[@sergiyrospysdiyenko6224]

@@laars0001 Moscov culture takes roots from Ukraine.

[@cq4fun]

Being in fact Russian makes them very resilient, hopefully they wake up and realize how much they have been played by the west.

[@laars0001]

@@cq4fun agreed that 🇷🇺------>🚽

[@hydrolifetech7911]

This, ladies and gentlemen, is why Ukraine will prevail!

[@feedyourmind6713]

Why, because they put together drones?

[@grievetan]

@@feedyourmind6713 no because more Russians will find their death in more original ways

[@feedyourmind6713]

@@grievetan Considering the vid was about how Ukraine was finding new methods of fighting Russia via drone attacks, what does your "more original ways" even mean? What method of killing Russian troops do you feel they've not already tried?

[@laars0001]

@@feedyourmind6713because 🇷🇺 dwells in the dark and steal 🚽s by thieves who don't have sewers, but is great for drinking water storage 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@AfricanLionBat]

​​@@feedyourmind6713it's extremely effective. They're amazing because of their drive. Their will to fight after decades of living under Soviet rule and Russian influence motivates them is incredible. Also, I've heard on multiple times that whenever NATO countries are training them in a new weapons system they always excel at picking up how to use it. They've come up with many ways to make this counteroffensive happen without air support.

[@matt-eu-poland]

Stay strong Ukraine! Very good material

[@72ndnyvi]

🇺🇸🤝🇺🇦

[@GorillaTVe]

Glory to Russia 🇷🇺 🙌 👏

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

The "elite" hide this as a secret for centuries, this is the true story of your enslavement 👉 The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 💖

[@SKMarcusA]

Great journalism. Put faces behind this amazing drone powerhouse. Ukraine will thrive as a military tech country.

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

The "elite" hide this as a secret for centuries, this is the true story of your enslavement 👉 The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 💖

[@SubvertTheState]

Well, as a testing ground for United States Defense arms manufacturers.

[@jameshurley7297]

@@lew6598predatory western investment groups have already bought up Ukraine’s vital infrastructure - this is all the west is defending. They care less for Ukrainians than they do Hawaiians. It’s a land grab from the globalists in the west that’s got a bit messy, nothing more.

[@JonathanPriceFTW]

Slava Ukraine! We stand with you.. 💙💛

[@paulmakinson1965]

I worked with Ukrainian engineers in Kiev and Dnipropetrovsk. They are really smart, competent and are brilliant at improvising solutions with whatever they have at hand.

[@fedorbutochnikow5312]

Many people don't understand the Ukrainian Spirit. We were hardened by hundreds of years of brutal repression and misrepresentation, this war is a reminder and yet another good, I emphasize GOOD reason to not only persevere but also thrive as a sovereign nation well capable of outstanding technological innovation.

[@jonathanrpu]

Great response and spirit.

[@alexanderlazarev3570]

​@@jonathanrpuThe same "Ghost of Kiev" spirit. Spiritualists.

[@nevermind6270]

WE MUST TEACH THE WORLD WHAT IT IS LIKE TO BE A HOHOL. Bravo, tovarishi

[@SubvertTheState]

"Sovereign nation" How many citizens were asked permission for the continued waging of this stupid, unnecessary war? They never are, the propaganda does that for you. Ever since the Spanish-America war, convenient tragedies have manufactured consent for our wars. Don't think you need to sacrifice a generation of Ukrainian men for fake idealism and hatred.

[@lapserdak24]

I wish you a quick victory, but don't fool yourself, you have lots of internal issues to take care of. If you don't, military victory will be followed by political defeat.

[@matteoosso4252]

Ukraine will prevail and be one of the strongest country in the scene in future decades. Slava Ukrainii! 🇺🇦❤

[@davidb6576]

A well presented and constructed video - I have donated to the Ukraine war effort, I wish it was closer to the million dollar level, but I do what I can now and tomorrow....

[@dimaelmech8600]

Thank you! Every help is important

[@clarettanijhuis8345]

I wish all of you in this video the best in all your endeavors. Ukraine never fails to impress me with it’s resilience, ingenuity & beauty. As to evil moscovia, I curse you forever. Slava Ukraini…Glory to the heroes 🇺🇦 🌻 💪

[@amphibiousone7972]

RAID technology continues to deliver. I'm very impressed with Ukraine's determination, resolve and innovation. Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦🤝🇺🇸 Heroyam Slava 🌾🌻👨‍🌾👨‍💻 💙💛

[@jamlarna]

Ukrainians are absolutely incredible! The will of the people to just say FYOU to Russia and to strive to develop new technology and rebuild their lives and country while there is still a war going on is inspiring. Stay strong Ukraine ❤️ for Wales UK 💪🏽

[@Rook137]

👍

[@mishaillich9728]

Excellent tech!. Go on Ukrainians!. The creativity and brave actions will win the war!

[@DUBSTEP_KUSH305]

GLORY to ukraine and the heroes of Ukraine!! 🇺🇦❤🇯🇲!! The world stands strong with UKRAINE!!❤❤❤

[@cq4fun]

What "world" are you talking about?

[@joaoypsilon]

Good luck to Ukraine!!!

[@Kelvin555s]

So good to see the development of drones industries in Ukraine. Other countries and business people should help financially and with components. Hopefully one day these drones will fly from Ukraine to Russia to give Russians same feeling they are giving Ukraine.

[@hoblon]

That will not happen because Ukrainians are not targeting civilians and not going to invade the neighboring country.

[@daledeneen]

Your wish has already come true. Drones hit the financial heart of Moscow during the night from Saturday to Sunday.

[@nekkobarrina8760]

yeah but russian revenge is much worse

[@zenyappromuk]

@@daledeneen on weekend and at night, in an empty building.

[@einfachicke1417]

Absolutly.

[@JadenFox]

Exceptional video! It's heartening to see how the Ukrainian people have pulled together to overcome and move towards success.

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

The "elite" hide this as a secret for centuries, this is the true story of your enslavement 👉 The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 💖

[@pastuh]

And half of the world just watching. This non sense war could end in one day.

[@SubvertTheState]

How does this comment have so many likes? Lol. "Overcome and move toward success" sounds like a LinkedIn tagline, not like a description of a quarter million dead Ukrainians, or 20,000 amputees. Think about that, 20,000 people are missing limbs for life. "Success" haha. Russia will always be Ukraine's neighbor. That's one thing that NATO doesn't have to worry about. Once Ukraine has been spent, and the US finally allows peace talks to resume.

[@benlamprecht6414]

Thanks for an excellent, insightful video

[@mikeroo8736]

Superb work and remarkable resilience of these brave young engineers and technicians who are a credit to themselves and their proud country and will be an incredible asset to the Europe of the future as opposed to the negative backwardness of the invaders who are determined to drive themselves into oblivion and out of the civilised world

[@aleksandarjokic2918]

I'm secretly laughing because I think you're training for stand-up comedy, but then I think about what the character of a man who might really believe in this looks like. eeeeeehhh, then I get sad

[@W_Bin]

Slava Ukraine. The beauty is that you give your talents and education back to your country, don't run away with it like ruzzians.

[@guerillagardener8518]

WOW! Stunning, Absolutely stunning!

[@reconnaissance7372]

I and my little brother have started getting into drone racing and building drones because it's a valuable skill in terms of national defense.

[@alirezamatin578]

Brothers and sisters just don’t get tired , be and stand together bad time will finish soon , victory is yours ❤ best regards from Denmark

[@maximusdecimus2077]

Hatts off to Resilient Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@Simpaulme]

One of the best videos I've seen about Ukraine!

[@alexchernavsky7717]

Amazing and insightful journalist work. Big thanks to the team.

[@donaldolafaurie]

What an amazing video!!!!

[@rachelnise2473]

You didn't mention Monobank. I think they are great at making it easy to donate even from outside Ukraine.

[@thecaribbean8615]

I hope people are sending Ukraine mass production equipment like stamping presses and automated assembly equipment. The idea is to start drone assembly lines to produce thousands of drones instead of hundreds of drones.

[@MegaTraxxas]

These guys are heroes

[@lummergnu]

For Ukraine every live matters, for Russia no life matters.

[@rachelnise2473]

I think you're getting the whole Russian mentality wrong. Putin's life matters (until the next dictator takes over).

[@atrumluminarium]

This is fascinating to see, civilians directly contributing to combat at such a hands on and innovative level. It's no longer just workers in steel factories making munitions and guns, but also inventors innovating and manufacturing in their workshops and their work being shipped directly to defences or the front line. Also imagine being the guy having to tell the russian command that you used 5 $1k+ rounds to take down a $200 drone lol 🤣

[@rmyronovich4382]

A great motivational video. Cannot wait to see what else comes out of Ukraine's IT war chest. And also how its IT industry benefits Ukraine after hostilities cease and Ukraine is welcomed into the EU.

[@drjbraun]

I really enjoyed this. Thank you to all involved. Im so impressed with Ukraine and its people.

[@tigas5279]

These young ukrainian patriotic men and women are genious and great help to the struggle of their freedom.🎉 More power to you.❤

[@katzgar]

Ukraine was the tech center of the soviet union

[@tyronesalterego2199]

"The war is not an excuse not to deliver".

[@OpenmindedSourceClosedBeta]

I admire the ukranian will to defend their country and their creativity in doing so. In case some of them are reading this: have you already thought about adding toroidal propellers to your drones? They are a quite new design and have two significant advantages over the usual ones: they are very silent and far more energy efficient. I know you are already using 3d-printing for other parts of this aircrafts, so I´d suggest to give it a try. If you are already doing so, nevermind. I wish you guys all the best and maximal success! You are defending not just ukraine, but in some way all of us in the free world today. We owe you big time..

[@OpenmindedSourceClosedBeta]

@@NerdyNEET I guess we´ll never know. But thank you, for staying strong!

[@dirtyharry6297]

Stay strong Cossacks 🇺🇦🤙

[@adrianbelkin]

With all my heart slava Ukraine.

[@hoblon]

That's how the world shaping itself for the AGI overtake. Military drones and acoustick detectors networks. Good stuff!

[@deanbalouris330]

Someone said “Necessity is the mother of invention.” The brave, resilient people of Ukraine are a shining example of the truth of this statement. May God bless them all and save Ukraine. May He give the Ukrainian people the continued strength of character, courage and determination to stand up to the evil that has been visited on them.

[@MikusVilsons]

Support Ukraine in War effort for survival and future prosperity! Long live Ukraine! LV UA LV UA 👍✌

[@nexgen-3d-printing]

Inspiring, great to see the use of low cost laser cutters, 3D printers and excellent DIY skills, just sad to see this under these circumstances.

[@FredDan188]

Great content !!!

[@somebody88888]

Ukraine is a Great Country. IT is Ukraine is great! Guys, spirit, energy! Viva Ukraine!

[@fsbollox]

Thanks for your service in the Land Army Farmers Ukraine Standard 🇺🇦🇬🇧🇺🇦🙏

[@pedrodealmeida525]

Great video, a must see.

[@WillemAsselbergs]

Fantastic coverage and production. Thanks for sharing. This is a scary time we live in. Like any weapon development, it is never a good thing. But, to survive, it is the only path forward. There will be a payoff in terms of the lessons learned. I know this lesson will include the knowledge that war is a profoundly bad concept and idea. But also, that the technology developed, in peace time, will help to improve agricultural yield, construction, infrastructure development, and improved monitoring systems of all sorts of kind. These are the components I hope they can sell (rather than the weapons, and defense specific items)

[@aymonfoxc1442]

Great documentary! Thanks for sharing it on KZbin. The Financial Times is growing its reputation as a reliable and informative media organisation through the growing outreach of content and social media engagement. Trust me, these modern business practices will pay off and I will be a returning viewer.

[@em4736]

😂😂😂😂

[@hhrrccbb]

Ukraine rocks!!

[@Mortthemoose]

This is fantastic! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇 When putin was about to declare partial mobilisation, 1000s of people like this (young, intelligent, educated) were leaving Russia! People like this weren't leaving Ukraine, so Ukraine has a massive amount of people, capable of working on projects like this! 👍 I hope that we, as allies, are sending the raw materials needed for Ukraine to design whatever they need. I know that they are getting drones, but being able to adapt and create is key, i think. Sending lots of love, from the uk 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧🌍💜🕊️☮️🇺🇦🌻🌹

[@oliverpalma5853]

Try to invent a dome like protection to prevent missiles and aircraft intruders. If you can create an athmoshere like pressure it will repel foreign matters entering your skies👍✌️

[@edreusser4741]

After the war, one of Ukraine's most significant export markets will be hi-tech armaments. They will have become the most advanced producer of AI-enabled drones trained under actual combat conditions.

[@Tubernameu123]

Except they are 100% bankrupt now. They can not even manufacture their own shell casings. Like the war the only reason they have any tech is because other nations give them money. NATO fully understands this. That is why since 1991 NATO has never brought Ukraine in and they do not do it now. Ukraine is an irrelevant nation when speaking to global IT, military power or general geopolitics.

[@condrodimuko8086]

The reason Russia invaded Ukraine was their fear of Ukraine's progress on all fronts, I observed Ukraine growing rapidly. Slava Ukraine

[@feedyourmind6713]

And that "growth" put Western arms on Russias' only remaining land acces route to their interior. Western armies controlled the northern invasion route. Should Russia allow both of her flanks to be secured by enemy armies? Before you poo-poo this, look up how many invasions from the West Russia has endured.

[@astone_ua]

@@feedyourmind6713 2 (two) invasions by the "west". First was Napoleon, second was Hitler (with whom russia collaborated till 1941). Both also invaded e.g. Spain, which is more west than they are. Now go check how many times russia invaded other countries.

[@antoster]

UA is the most corrupt, purest countries in eu and ex-ussr. But this video should help you taxes go to support all this black comedy theater

[@ni9274]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@feedyourmind6713Yes, Ukraine is an independent country and has the right to join NATO. And Russia by starting this war pushed Sweden and Finland to join NATO, they made the situation even worst for themself. + Western armies doesn’t have the capability to invade Russia, NATO was create to defend against Russia not to attack. France has endured many invasions from Germany, yet we have open borders with them. And you should also look up how many times Eastern Europe was oppressed by Russia or the soviets.

[@feedyourmind6713]

@astone_ua Russo-Crineam war, Polish-Muscovite war, Ingrian war, Swedish invasion 1708, Crimean war, Japanese invasion of Sakhalin, WWI Easter Front, Caucuses campaign WWI, Western intervention in Russian Civil War '18-'25, Japanese invasion of Siberia during Russian Civil War... left the two major ones you listed off this wiki list. Now, look up Operation Unthinkable. Then look up Russian deaths just from WWII, and tell me again Russia is only paranoid. Also, look for a geographical connection I'm most of those wars abd you'll find there's really only to practical routes into Russia with big armies. One is the northern plain, now controlled by NATO, and the southern one, which NATO has its eyes on. So, not so rosy a picture for the Russian's. How many times has the US been invaded? Once, is it?

[@contrelecourant]

Ukraine is a formidable test bed for the American arms industry.

[@Rat0Poison]

Nonsense. Most of new arms are classified. No one would test them in the foreign country, especially risking exposing them to ruzzia

[@CapybaraKingUa]

Thanks for this video and for getting more attending to Ukraine. We all believe the victory is coming.

[@SlashcamStudios]

Fight smarter not harder , smart Ukraine

[@NiceTriGuy]

Great uplifting video!

[@desertdogstyle]

Ukrainian people are very smart

[@Shaftalooooo]

Peace and stability

[@veex48]

Bravo, you young and super smart Ukrainians. This is how the war will be won.

[@amigatommy7]

A lot of countries wish they had drone boats like those invented in Ukraine.

[@Tubernameu123]

Actually? They wish they had the iranian ones. Possibly the asian ones. Of course the American ones. You can follow the global drone market if you have a brain, computer and internet connection. Ukraine is not a player or relevant nation in any way. The war is awful but that does not mean we should lie and exaggerate the failure or successes of ukraine.

[@_Meng_Lan]

​@@Tubernameu123lol mate read 📚 a book. Ya might learn summat. Burnt lol 😆

[@nic.h]

They don't seem particularly complex, it's basically a jet ski with RC control and explosive.

[@live_free_or_perish]

The Ukrainian Renaissance has been remarkable. I have tremendous respect and admiration for them. They remind me of what the US used to be before we became complacent and spoiled.

[@markmonaghan2309]

It's v hard not to be complacent when you're on top , but the most inspirational thing is even though the Ukrainians have had such a tough time the last 100 years they have amazing compassion and kindness.

[@urbpharmer2718]

The Military Industrial Complex won't like the news being presented here. Amazing innovation.

[@isz6143]

Amazing video! Both by depth and topic.

[@Hlib_Dolianovski]

Very good material. Thanks for professional work and journalism which we deserved. Ukraine will win🇺🇦🇪🇺🇺🇸🇰🇷🇬🇧🇯🇵🇰🇵

[@terorantanen8894]

About year ago i started to think if we could use basic ans cheap microphones to locate drones, as they are pretty loud. Spread them out, cheap connection too internet, and you can see where there are going and where they are. Even big country as Ukraina, you could make so wide network of microphones that it would cover whole country. Good that they are doing something like that

[@nic.h]

Was pretty much the first thing that came to mind when it became obvious how loud Shahed-136 drones are. Few cheap mobile phones, some parabolic dishes to increase gains, some signal detection software, networked with basic triangulation. Also think it could be used for targeting in theory.

[@Mokrator]

cost is so important, to be able to build these drones cheap while they are still precise is awesome to bind expencive enemy troups and maybe even using expencive defensive measures. And the kamikazedrones are far cheaper than a 155mm artillery shell.

[@TheTruthSeeker756]

Ukrainians are BRILLIANT People

[@stevenovetsky3274]

Ukraine is Amazing!!! ❤

[@WonderMagician]

Ukraine's educational system was and remains extraordinary! Children attended school 6 days per week with free opportunities for afterschool classes in art, athletics, drama, dance, and music. Mathematics and science had a strong focus. Elementary school students were taught to be proficient in writing computer programs without ever having a computer. Slava Ukraini

[@cq4fun]

Those are the legacies of the Soviet system...

[@_Meng_Lan]

​@@cq4fundon't be ridiculous 😅

[@mbburry4759]

​@@_Meng_Lanpretty sure he's right though, not saying living in user was exactly fantastic

[@aleksandariliev9709]

Awesome you can do it... don't give up and when it's hard... development and give you best... and work hard awesome

[@ruhithudakara2802]

ukraine fighting for all of freedom loving people around the world.

[@user-mz7ld1wr4z]

Very impressive 👍

[@MrAlexbotvinko]

Great video. Would be great to see more stories from Ukraine Slava to Ukraine

[@bloggalot4718]

Very impressive.

[@mannysr67]

Advertise products made in Ukraine! We will buy them! We want to help!

[@lucasharsh1396]

Great piece!

[@KOldridge1]

Thanks for this video. A lot of interesting stuff!)

[@patriciomorales8111]

Slava Ukraine!

[@Gtmz53fxt56zxc]

Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the Heroes!

[@boodebamboo]

Very good content! Thank you for this really good analysis and Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦 👍🙏

[@rtqii]

Great Video, I truly enjoyed it.

[@ReasonableHuman1]

Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@matthewpinsky305]

Clown 🤡

[@sri33333]

@@matthewpinsky305 thank you for introducing yourself :)

[@jameshazou]

Brilliant!

[@petermuller6658]

Slava Ukraini!

[@antipopnews]

Very impressive and revealing video! Ukraine has a very bright future! 🇺🇦

[@nurseSean]

I know that voice 2:07 Anastasia! Beautiful and professional and powerful. Слава Україні

[@galitheaselmaGUAPA]

#SLAVA UKRAINE 🇺🇦

[@ronyrufus950]

Great film

[@ihorv44]

God bless Ukraine

[@piconano]

Passive radar is the way to go for detecting missiles and stealth aircraft from 100-150 miles away. Putting 4+1 microphones in a star pattern to detect the location of the missile sound, is an old trick used by Americans in Afghanistan to pin point the location of snipers. If you can hear it, it's too close.

[@ridim6375]

the idea is to recognize those flying targets and to track them on their way across the country. sometimes firing 1 mil worth patriot missile against shahed drone is a stupid idea, so its possible to intercept it with cheaper solutions while going across the country. so sound recognition is a cheap solution when its used as net across the country. as adition to radar systems

[@chriswharton]

Excellent video. Informative, interesting and very well done.

[@will5286]

excellent