"Улетай на крыльях ветра" (Fly away on the wings of the wind) Taken from the Polovtsian Dances act of the Russian Opera "Князь Игорь" (Prince Igor) ruclips.net/video/pWlT_fMIo6s/видео.htmlsi=peDz-IC8GZ1zy1mU
Those triple fences were a really great security feature. The likelihood of anyone actually trying to sneak into a facility in the middle of the Soviet Union was pretty minimal, but they did make it easy for photographic analysts interpreting reconnaissance images to spot sensitive sites. Essentially the Soviets were drawing circles around anything they didn't want outsiders to look at.
I lost a rather long relevant comment when the original clip got taken down for review & t's worth informing any subscribers. So here's a reconstruction.The fact of the location of Voronezh-45 being no where near the actual Voronezh is a classic textbook Soviet modus operandi to obfuscate. I've followed Space activities since I was a kid and this reminded me of the same obfuscation when the Soviets founded the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, which was no where near the actual mining town of Baykonur (renamed to the Kazakh name Baiqongyr after the USSR collapsed) . In reality, the Cosmodrome was located 320 km (200 miles) to the southwest at Tyuratam!
@@AndyMcloone No need to apologise, it's a feature of YT beyond your control. An inadequate implementation of user input restore functions for temporarily unavailable videos.
Once again, thank you for the interesting video. Concerning Prigozhin, the lesson he should have known is that if you initiate a king's murder, you must see it through to the end; if you stop midway, you face dire consequences - as Prigozhin must be labeled an idiot
I really love your videos Andy - thank you so much for sharing your stories and thoughts with us. I would love to hear your thoughts on Perun's video covering Prigozhin's road trip to Moscow.
This is amazing. My favorite hobby is looking at Google Earth of Russia and trying to figure out what the obvious military sites are. Please make this a recurring thing.
Prigozhin is reported as having stated that he was tired of packaging his young men in zinc caskets whilst the sons of the politicians at home posted Instagrams of their morning makeup routines online. You kind of have to love him for that! I understand that. the Wagner Brigade is more the equivalent of the French Foreign Legion than a simple mercenary army. He was a hot head that wanted to be unleashed to completely overrun Ukraine whereas Putin was happy for the Ukrainian forces to batter themselves to death in well fortified killing fields. I would be interested in hearing your take on the story thus far. Anyway, excellent briefing McLoone! Any questions gentlemen?😂
this whole thing is pretty lame. to what end? what is the goal? there is nothing to gain except resentment from the rest of the world. the days of conquest are over. just a waste of time, resources, infrastructure, money and human lives. pitiful bullshit.
The re upload is because I accidently set the background sound to 10db for 30 seconds. It was killing people who listen on headphones. I would have had 100s of complaints in the comments.
I think 'garage collectives' deserve a bit more consideration in the west, particularly the US & Canada. You'll have a hell of a time convincing the average freedom enjoyer to give up their huge metal death machine, but sequestering them from residential areas would allow more possibilities for walkable towns or public transit.
Interesting. Thank you. We had a US manned atom bomb dump on our RAF air base and we infant children in our gang used to try and get as close to the security fence as we could before the soldiers arrived in a jeep. Long time ago.
@@AndyMcloone I always love an opportunity to use ex-Soviet comedian, Yakov Smirnoff's, "russian reversal" so here goes - IN SOVIET RUSSIA CONTENT COPYRIGHTS YOU! 🙃
An outstanding video as all ways mate, but one problem is the sound cut out for me at around 24:20 to about 24:39. I had a quick look at the comments and didn't see anyone that has point it out so I thought I would.
@@AndyMcloone OKay, I thought it might have some more info in it. RUclips is a bit... well, dum with that kind of stuff. (puting it mildly) Great video all the same.
I’m alarmed at the poorly maintained buildings & the peeling paint. I wonder how much of the nuclear radiation leaks are there that we cannot see smell or touch, it just kills us.
I would love to check one of these places out. I have spent way too much time inside and worked in similar American facilities and I am so curious what Russian ones look like. You would expect the U.S stuff to be nicer and better but the Soviets and Russians spare no expense on their nuclear weapons program, its the crown jewl of their military and I bet they are pretty nice. In all the American facilities, I got the sense that nobody designing it ever thought it would be attacked. Soviet facilities always gives me the impression that they thought the facility being nuked was inevitable and that they built things accordingly
what no telsa coils? I could imagine that middle fence being a giant tesla shock projection system :) Also why don't they store launch systems on the grounds wouldn't it make sense to have mobile launchers on site so they could arm them quickly especially if the rail network was inoperative?
Andy Mcloone… You did it again! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is such brilliant research, editing and presentation that I cannot do anything but sending you a huge KUDOS! Real solid Intel/Osint research! I simply don't watch TV. I haven't watched TV the past 12 years, in spite of having worked as a freelance TV journalist. And I am really laughing when I see your videos! I guy with a bear bones budget puts out better quality Documentaries in one show than big million and billion dollar companies do in a year! You're analysis of the "journalism" of BBC and CNN is absolutely spot on. They really haven't got any journalists these days. Only highly paid morons retweeting BS in their own echo chamber and making stuff up as they go. Despicable. Keep up the GREAT work, Brother! Keep pitching the "pros" to shame!
Very informative video I really enjoyed it, thank you! However it does seem that there is no audio from 24:22 to 24:37. Great video, thanks for all of your dedication to the details.
Sorry its a RUclips Copyright content ID problem , over 20 seconds of background drums beats 😒. No point in arguing with Content ID issues, it would keep the video off line for weeks! Its annoying as I lease all my music from Epidemic Sounds.
99% of Content ID strikes are due to copyrighted music. There is no 'Fair Use' copyright exemption for music on RUclips, which is fair enough. But it does false positive regularly, and YT will not uphold appeals.
And as I try not to edit my own comments I shall make an addition instead. I always had an agreement with my Lady. It was one she encouraged for our own good whilst together & apart: I won't tell you where I'm going, or where I've been. I won't tell you for what. Simply understand that if you're worried about me, simply use the BBC to check. If they say I'm ( or my 'unit') is dead then rest assured I'll be home quicker than you've hoped
Goodness..Apparently anymore over half of the American public would believe Mary had a little lamb and lambs are eating every little girl named Mary.. I'm an American citizen and even I wouldn't buy that. 😮
Hi Andy, your right about WMDs and other misinformation but eventually the truth will out in the west. Not so in Russia. Slight difference, with an emphasis on slight! Say hi to the Chernobyl guy next time you see him.
Prigozhin could be enjoying retirement somewhere - you cant believe anything from media or you tube - if your seeing it - they want you to see it - I must say though its an interesting video (liked and subscribed) - and Im only a few minutes in.
it‘s highly doubtful we know everything that occurred during the mutiny. We know that security details who served their nuclear forces were sent to be bagged in Ukraine. Considering their location and obvious risk to be sent to Ukraine we can’t surely state that Budanov was absolutely wrong and all was fine on this base. Interesting walk-around.
Not through the whole video, bud sadly to hear, that only nukes can stear the eyebroves of the western audience. Of course Ukrainians can somewhat overcomunicate, or perhaps it was russian game all along. Mad man is making its way trough out Europe, don't know who wants to fight his army other then Ukrainians, and when they will be gone, well...Other countries don't even know how to fight, they have their small professional armies and thats it. He just even started and Baltic states are at risk and who knows who else.
Great video as always. What’s the catchy song at the end?
"Улетай на крыльях ветра" (Fly away on the wings of the wind) Taken from the Polovtsian Dances act of the Russian Opera "Князь Игорь" (Prince Igor)
ruclips.net/video/pWlT_fMIo6s/видео.htmlsi=peDz-IC8GZ1zy1mU
@@AndyMcloone thank you
Another superb documentary, Andy. I absolutely love your work and the era of your docs. Excellent work, mate.
Probably the most detailed and interesting video I’ve watched in a long time!
I’d LOVE more videos like this Andy, keep it up!
Those triple fences were a really great security feature. The likelihood of anyone actually trying to sneak into a facility in the middle of the Soviet Union was pretty minimal, but they did make it easy for photographic analysts interpreting reconnaissance images to spot sensitive sites. Essentially the Soviets were drawing circles around anything they didn't want outsiders to look at.
Thanks Andy, another interesting and broadcast quality documentary, I couldn’t click play quick enough - excellent job!
Love your videos. Well researched and always very fascinating. A great way to forget about my hangover!
Loved the video!! I always look forward to the next one.
Great series. Hello from Newcastle Australia
Thank you sir. Objective and informative as always 🙏
Yet again, an excellent and very informative video, Andy. Many thanks for you time in producing these…
Excellent video, very informative. Also, I finished The Fourth Protocol today, excellent book, thanks for the recommendation!
Thank you.
Subbed & liked & best wishes from Scotland 🏴 🙏 ❤️
Thanks for the sub!
Andy is a great story teller. Excellent y work
I absolutely love your content bud 👍
Wow, excelent video, the first on this subject i came across, thank you !
I lost a rather long relevant comment when the original clip got taken down for review & t's worth informing any subscribers. So here's a reconstruction.The fact of the location of Voronezh-45 being no where near the actual Voronezh is a classic textbook Soviet modus operandi to obfuscate. I've followed Space activities since I was a kid and this reminded me of the same obfuscation when the Soviets founded the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, which was no where near the actual mining town of Baykonur (renamed to the Kazakh name Baiqongyr after the USSR collapsed) . In reality, the Cosmodrome was located 320 km (200 miles) to the southwest at Tyuratam!
Sorry about your original comment. It’s been a difficult day with RUclips Today.
@@AndyMcloone No need to apologise, it's a feature of YT beyond your control. An inadequate implementation of user input restore functions for temporarily unavailable videos.
Putin's mansion "in Sochi" is actually 140 km from Sochi, just outside Novorossiysk. They're still doing it.
Great video. So interesting.
Awesome work Andy, loved it, thank-you
Excellent video once again!
Thank you Andy!
Your channel is becoming a real gem.
I love how you put most of the subtitles in Cyrillic.
Brand new sub, thank you for ur well documented educational video. I'm off to check out more vids
Fascinating documentary. Very interesting.
Another job well done! Entertaining and informative
More cracking Cold War content - thank you
Great video very interesting. Would love to see one on their submarine bases.
Outstanding video!!
Once again, thank you for the interesting video. Concerning Prigozhin, the lesson he should have known is that if you initiate a king's murder, you must see it through to the end; if you stop midway, you face dire consequences - as Prigozhin must be labeled an idiot
Like Rasputin did with the Imperial Russian court , Prigozhin believed his own hyperbole and in his invincibility …. He was wrong on both counts.
Proper plonker if ever I saw one.
Prigozhin's post-mutiny deal was to stay out of Russia. So what the heck was he doing, again, on a jet between Moscow & St. Petersburg?
In an odd way I was bummed when he did I miss him for the entertainment and content.
None of them had read Nicolai Machiavelli's The Prince, apparently@@AndyMcloone
Happy days. Been looking forward to this
Cheers for the re-upload
Damm ! So interesting, so well informed
Thanks!
Well put together documentary with a logic order to take you through the subject matter.
Well detailed sane grounded video about a cold war leftovers... and a variation on polovtisian dances? easiest sub.
That was an excellent and informative presentation! Your content is truly top notch, well done sir!
Very interesting I love to learn about these kind of facilities from the Soviet era.
Great video. Love this format. Looking at various facilities less well known would be great.
Well made and interesting!
I really love your videos Andy - thank you so much for sharing your stories and thoughts with us. I would love to hear your thoughts on Perun's video covering Prigozhin's road trip to Moscow.
Very interesting video
I know your an army guy but would be interesting to see you do something regarding the Soviet / Russian navy facilities
I have some ideas around The Hornets Nest submarine base . And the radioactive ghost fleet in Murmansk.
If only I could do RUclips full time. 🤔
@@AndyMclooneVladivostok would be interesting too.
Great vid, Andy. Liked being able to visualise it through the Polish sites. Good work knocking down some of the red-top hysteria we see in the media.
Very good video
Excellent, thank you.
I love these videos❤
Superb. Cheers
This is amazing. My favorite hobby is looking at Google Earth of Russia and trying to figure out what the obvious military sites are. Please make this a recurring thing.
Prigozhin is reported as having stated that he was tired of packaging his young men in zinc caskets whilst the sons of the politicians at home posted Instagrams of their morning makeup routines online. You kind of have to love him for that!
I understand that. the Wagner Brigade is more the equivalent of the French Foreign Legion than a simple mercenary army.
He was a hot head that wanted to be unleashed to completely overrun Ukraine whereas Putin was happy for the Ukrainian forces to batter themselves to death in well fortified killing fields.
I would be interested in hearing your take on the story thus far.
Anyway, excellent briefing McLoone! Any questions gentlemen?😂
It ai t me, It aint me, I'm not a fortunate son...
this whole thing is pretty lame. to what end? what is the goal? there is nothing to gain except resentment from the rest of the world. the days of conquest are over. just a waste of time, resources, infrastructure, money and human lives. pitiful bullshit.
to be fair he also headed wagner, so it was kind of his doing, bit of a self report there lmao.
Truly excellent content! Big thank you. Did you reupload because of the 'overhanging' audio issue? I couldn't find the BBC report.
The re upload is because I accidently set the background sound to 10db for 30 seconds. It was killing people who listen on headphones. I would have had 100s of complaints in the comments.
@@AndyMcloone Yep it got me! :)
I think 'garage collectives' deserve a bit more consideration in the west, particularly the US & Canada. You'll have a hell of a time convincing the average freedom enjoyer to give up their huge metal death machine, but sequestering them from residential areas would allow more possibilities for walkable towns or public transit.
@19:15 Garazhy is because they didn't produce winter tires. So cars had to be parked for a winter.
Interesting. Thank you. We had a US manned atom bomb dump on our RAF air base and we infant children in our gang used to try and get as close to the security fence as we could before the soldiers arrived in a jeep. Long time ago.
"The Donbas confilct" thats what i call a understatement....
Audio cuts out around 24:23 for 20 seconds. Hope it wasn't something too top secret.
RUclips did it... Copyright content ID problem 😒
@@AndyMcloone I always love an opportunity to use ex-Soviet comedian, Yakov Smirnoff's, "russian reversal" so here goes - IN SOVIET RUSSIA CONTENT COPYRIGHTS YOU! 🙃
An outstanding video as all ways mate, but one problem is the sound cut out for me at around 24:20 to about 24:39. I had a quick look at the comments and didn't see anyone that has point it out so I thought I would.
Sorry. Muted by RUclips due to a ContentID Claim on the drum beats used 😡
@@AndyMcloone OKay, I thought it might have some more info in it.
RUclips is a bit... well, dum with that kind of stuff. (puting it mildly)
Great video all the same.
Weirdly enjoyable video.
I’m alarmed at the poorly maintained buildings & the peeling paint. I wonder how much of the nuclear radiation leaks are there that we cannot see smell or touch, it just kills us.
Very intresting but for me too many adverts interrupting the experience.
I would love to check one of these places out. I have spent way too much time inside and worked in similar American facilities and I am so curious what Russian ones look like. You would expect the U.S stuff to be nicer and better but the Soviets and Russians spare no expense on their nuclear weapons program, its the crown jewl of their military and I bet they are pretty nice.
In all the American facilities, I got the sense that nobody designing it ever thought it would be attacked. Soviet facilities always gives me the impression that they thought the facility being nuked was inevitable and that they built things accordingly
Worth waiting for, thank you.
Those roads are in much better shape than the rubbish here in California….
Fascinating.
I wonder how the advent of drones changes the security methods in these 50+ year old facilities?
Depends if someone actually wants to hit a nuclear facility like that, considering that the results might be worse for the attacker as the attacked.
ayyyy philadelphia!
what no telsa coils? I could imagine that middle fence being a giant tesla shock projection system :) Also why don't they store launch systems on the grounds wouldn't it make sense to have mobile launchers on site so they could arm them quickly especially if the rail network was inoperative?
Amazing research! I am glad the Russian Federation still does put in effort to keep these kind of MAD weaponry safe.
Andy Mcloone… You did it again! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is such brilliant research, editing and presentation that I cannot do anything but sending you a huge KUDOS! Real solid Intel/Osint research! I simply don't watch TV. I haven't watched TV the past 12 years, in spite of having worked as a freelance TV journalist. And I am really laughing when I see your videos! I guy with a bear bones budget puts out better quality Documentaries in one show than big million and billion dollar companies do in a year! You're analysis of the "journalism" of BBC and CNN is absolutely spot on. They really haven't got any journalists these days. Only highly paid morons retweeting BS in their own echo chamber and making stuff up as they go. Despicable.
Keep up the GREAT work, Brother! Keep pitching the "pros" to shame!
Many Thanks
I wouldnt be suprised if the real stuff is under the garages...
Very informative video I really enjoyed it, thank you!
However it does seem that there is no audio from 24:22 to 24:37. Great video, thanks for all of your dedication to the details.
Sorry its a RUclips Copyright content ID problem , over 20 seconds of background drums beats 😒. No point in arguing with Content ID issues, it would keep the video off line for weeks! Its annoying as I lease all my music from Epidemic Sounds.
RUclips has gotten extreme for cutting out something so small. Love all of your content, thank you for all the work you put towards these videos.
99% of Content ID strikes are due to copyrighted music. There is no 'Fair Use' copyright exemption for music on RUclips, which is fair enough. But it does false positive regularly, and YT will not uphold appeals.
Fella. That comment about a certain person's PJ dropping out the blue( for totally unknown reasons)! 😂
And as I try not to edit my own comments I shall make an addition instead.
I always had an agreement with my Lady. It was one she encouraged for our own good whilst together & apart:
I won't tell you where I'm going, or where I've been. I won't tell you for what. Simply understand that if you're worried about me, simply use the BBC to check. If they say I'm ( or my 'unit') is dead then rest assured I'll be home quicker than you've hoped
Audio cuts out around 24:23
Sorry RUclips Copyright strike
@@AndyMcloone seriously? For that small small part??
Goodness..Apparently anymore over half of the American public would believe Mary had a little lamb and lambs are eating every little girl named Mary.. I'm an American citizen and even I wouldn't buy that. 😮
The Ukrainians and Reuters lied?! Say it isn’t so!
Brilliant work
Hopefully the Fedsb won't come knocking on your door mate 😅
Hi Andy, your right about WMDs and other misinformation but eventually the truth will out in the west. Not so in Russia.
Slight difference, with an emphasis on slight!
Say hi to the Chernobyl guy next time you see him.
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Prigozhin could be enjoying retirement somewhere - you cant believe anything from media or you tube - if your seeing it - they want you to see it - I must say though its an interesting video (liked and subscribed) - and Im only a few minutes in.
This Video "endeared" you so much to the FSB that they send out a Special Ops Officer, to leave a Dislike.
Just to be beaten by the GRU😂
it‘s highly doubtful we know everything that occurred during the mutiny.
We know that security details who served their nuclear forces were sent to be bagged in Ukraine.
Considering their location and obvious risk to be sent to Ukraine we can’t surely state that Budanov was absolutely wrong and all was fine on this base.
Interesting walk-around.
Not through the whole video, bud sadly to hear, that only nukes can stear the eyebroves of the western audience. Of course Ukrainians can somewhat overcomunicate, or perhaps it was russian game all along. Mad man is making its way trough out Europe, don't know who wants to fight his army other then Ukrainians, and when they will be gone, well...Other countries don't even know how to fight, they have their small professional armies and thats it. He just even started and Baltic states are at risk and who knows who else.
Caïman via soros?
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Thank you Andy, another great video.