Radio station UVB-76, known as the Doomsday Radio Station, broadcast a new word on November 3.

As the Telegram channel UVB-76 logi reports, the word “severe” was heard at 15:36 Moscow time.

In June, Roskomnadzor, in response to an RT inquiry, stated that data on the operation of this radio frequency is not publicly available.

The Doomsday Radio Station refers to UVB-76, a mysterious Russian shortwave radio station known for its eerie buzzing and cryptic voice messages. Its true purpose remains unknown, fueling decades of speculation.

Here’s a deeper look into this enigmatic broadcast:

📡 What Is UVB-76?

•       UVB-76, also nicknamed ‘The Buzzer’, is a shortwave radio station that has been broadcasting on 4625 kHz since the late 1970s.

•       It typically emits a monotonous buzzing sound, repeating about 25 tones per minute, 24/7.

•       Occasionally, the buzzing is interrupted by Russian voice transmissions, which include call signs, names, numbers, or strange codewords like ‘malice’ and ‘piggy’.

Why Is It Called ‘Doomsday’?

•       The nickname ‘Doomsday Radio’ stems from theories suggesting the station is part of Russia’s military communication network.

•       Some believe it could be linked to nuclear command protocols, where the station’s silence or change in pattern might trigger military responses.

•       Others think it’s used for long-range communication with Russian military units, or even spy networks.

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Recent Activity & Speculation

•       The station has recently transmitted new cryptic messages, often coinciding with geopolitical events like calls between President Trump and President Putin, or military tensions in Eastern Europe.

•       Despite decades of monitoring by amateur radio enthusiasts, no official explanation has ever been confirmed.

🧠 Cultural Impact

•       UVB-76 has become a legend in radio and internet culture, inspiring documentaries, podcasts, and even fictional stories.

•       Its eerie, persistent signal and unexplained interruptions make it a symbol of Cold War mystery and modern-day intrigue.

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