Did i just discover a telegram intel leak about Russian military LANCET drones are using MESHTASTIC? lora long range radio?

Did i just stumble upon the russians actually using meshtastic to control/target drones using an unstoppable sneaky encrypted p2p digital radio mesh network?
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https://t.me/c/1416637800/812063

So the lancet is aim infamous russian combat drone... and i noticed its using MESHTASTIC frequencies? Are they using meshtastic devices on the ground to avoid ukrainian cell towers?

From the Lancet drone wikipedia:
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Meshtastic frequencies seem familiar!

500 china
800 eu
900 usa

Here are the Meshtastic frequencies by region:

  • China: 470-510 MHz
  • Europe: 433 MHz and 868 MHz
  • USA: 915 MHz

these bands are used for LORA longrange radio and its MESHTASTIC protocal and apps for wireless text and chats using your own device and antenae within 1 to 5 miles or more with a healthy mesh network .

May not be fast but we DO have our own backup messaging and packdt radio internet systems out there. Meshtastic is just a great way to be able to text message anyone on your phone or on a lilygo t deck (old blackberry keybaord and shell with new simpler screen and lora for meshtastic....

people buy the lilygo t deck to have a cool one stop shop little device that lets you send messages to anyone else with meshtastic which will grow larger and larger everyday. And we will be able to one day even integrate hive into whatever this becomes and have meshtastic hive posting through paid hive meshtastic relays

Untill then, i wonder if russians are also using these meshtastic tyoe radio devices to send encryoted digital signals behind enemy likes in a war zone

They also have all that fiber optic line criss crossing the country that can be respooled with a power drill apparentky very simple rasy cleanup but MAYBE they can use these as a local high speed internet in am emergency lol.. If only they would have more cheap fiberoptic modems but that hardware is expensive right?



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