The UVB-76 Radio Station broadcast its fourth encryption of the day.

The UVB-76 radio station, known as Doomsday Radio, broadcast on May 28 the fourth encryption of the day with the word ...
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A Cold War-Era Russian Radio Transmitter Just Broadcast a New Encrypted Message, No One’s Been Able to Decipher

A mysterious shortwave radio signal that has puzzled intelligence agencies and amateur radio enthusiasts for decades has once again broadcast a new coded message—one that experts and hobbyists alike ...
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Infamous Russian Number Station UVB-76 Begins Sending Strange Messages

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Russia's Cold War-Era Cryptic 'Doomsday Radio' Broadcast Names Latvia, Sparks Fears of Escalation

Russia's mysterious 'Doomsday Radio', a shortwave station that has puzzled experts and radio listeners for nearly 50 years, issued a chilling new broadcast this week. The message contained a series of ...
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Is ‘The Buzzer’ signalling war? Russia’s ‘Doomsday Radio’ activity sparks global alarm

UVB-76 transmitted clustered coded signals in December as NATO–Russia tensions intensified In the second week of December, a Cold War–era Russian shortwave radio station broke from its usual pattern.
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In Britain, the message of the UVB-76 radio station with the word "Latvia" was called a threat to NATO.

The message of the UVB-76 radio station, known as the "Doomsday radio station", in which the word "Latvia" was heard, is a threat to the North Atlantic Alliance (NATO). This was announced on November ...