like a war, like let's say Ukraine against Russia, one of the things that would be really important to winning the war, especially a long ongoing kind of affair, is how well your team can communicate without getting intercepted. So you want to be able to quickly talk to your own team if you're in war, but you don't want the other team to be able to intercept your stuff.

Well it turns out that the Russians, the government, the military, was concerned that the Ukrainians could already hack their regular military communications, which would you know be encrypted but you know might be hackable. So what was and is the Russian military using instead of their normal encr