Three things to keep in mind:
1 - Kingside castling uses the king's rook. Castling by moving your king and rook, to take a defensive position. Castle is informal. Rook is the proper term. They used to be called towers. In Persian, rukh meaning chariot. In Hungarian, bástya meaning Bastio. Castle. Rook. Castlerock? Who still has towers? Can they be used defensively to protect a white king? A chariot serves as bastion for the king in transit. Who rides Air Force One? What castle/bastion got moved for defense? Troops In DC?
2 - Pawns can get promoted to higher pieces. The 'queen' is powerful, but even if you take the original and promoted queens, it's still about getting the king. Who are the queens? Who has been promoted to a position of power, but isn't the king?
3 - Never underestimate the power of a pawn. A pawn can take another rapidly advancing pawn en passant, even when the enemy pawn seems safe. "The capture of an enemy pawn on an adjacent file that has just made an initial two-square advance." What adjacent file(s) might a pawn have? Who has advanced, only to be taken down?
Chess moves are easy to broadcast from number stations. Based on pre-planned games, this gives operatives instructions. Unless the enemy has the exact 'game' with all moves and notation, the orders are meaningless. It's one time pad, it works, and it's been used and is still being used.
The game was over in early 2020. Everything since is forced moves, with the enemy desperately hoping for a mistake or a stalemate. But it's not going to happen. We've been studying their moves since 1886. We know their plan and the plays. The game is over, as OP said. It's just playing out at this point.
Three things to keep in mind:
1 - Kingside castling uses the king's rook. Castling by moving your king and rook, to take a defensive position. Castle is informal. Rook is the proper term. They used to be called towers. In Persian, rukh meaning chariot. In Hungarian, bástya meaning Bastio. Castle. Rook. Castlerock? Who still has towers? Can they be used defensively to protect a white king? A chariot serves as bastion for the king in transit. Who rides Air Force One? What castle/bastion got moved for defense? Troops In DC?
2 - Pawns can get promoted to higher pieces. The 'queen' is powerful, but even if you take the original and promoted queens, it's still about getting the king. Who are the queens? Who has been promoted to a position of power, but isn't the king?
3 - Never underestimate the power of a pawn. A pawn can take another rapidly advancing pawn en passant, even when the enemy pawn seems safe. "The capture of an enemy pawn on an adjacent file that has just made an initial two-square advance." What adjacent file(s) might a pawn have? Who has advanced, only to be taken down?
Chess moves are easy to broadcast from number stations. Based on pre-planned games, this gives operatives instructions. Unless the enemy has the exact 'game' with all moves and notation, the orders are meaningless. It's one time pad, it works, and it's been used and is still being used.
The game was over in early 2020. Everything since is forced moves, with the enemy desperately hoping for a mistake or a stalemate. But it's not going to happen. The game is over, as OP said. It's just playing out at this point.