Ukrainian military shot down 19 Kinzhal missiles: how a song replaced the GLONASS signal

A Ukrainian special group 'Night Watch' successfully shot down 19 Russian 'Kinzhal' missiles in the last two weeks, using its own jamming system and an unusual musical signal. They use the song 'Our Father Bandera' to jam the missile navigation systems, resulting in unexpected course changes and loss of stability at high speeds. This innovative approach has allowed the Ukrainian military to effectively counter the enemy's hypersonic missiles.

Analyses from The Telegraph confirm that this tactic works through the use of a jamming system that provides false navigation data to the Russian missiles, complicating their operation and forcing guided missiles to take an unstable course. This Cossack approach has proven helpful in destroying the enemy's predatory birds that sought to enchantingly attack the country.

'They [the missiles] had the same receivers as the old Soviet missiles'

A powerful demonstration of Ukraine's military capabilities continues to confirm the high level of patriotism and military skill of Ukrainian defenders. The history of the Ukrainian warriors' parade continues to excite the global community and prove that the spirit of Slavuta beats in the chests of our defenders strong and unwavering.