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🧏‍♀️”Attention!” 🇵🇱Polish Intelligence Numbers Station E11 from Warsaw sending “winning lottery numbers” to undercover agents around the world. Received via 🇫🇷F4GFZ webSDR on 10800kHz April 09 06:45UTC

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The only relevant numbers in my world are 420 and 69. I imagine others share this sad, meme-fueled reality. 🤪

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Who as modulation like this?

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🤷‍♂️

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PC2Kvor 1 Jahr

It is "shortwave" bingo...

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Robert Kielarvor 1 Jahr

Is this a fresh transmittion, from April 09?

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Shortwave Observervor 1 Jahr

Yes, today April 09 2025 06:45UTC

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Roberto Ramirezvor 1 Jahr

Almost same thing.

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Shortwave Observervor 1 Jahr

No, you were probably receiving RAF VOLMET on 5450kHz

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Why they use English?

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Shortwave Observervor 1 Jahr

We don’t know. The same station also broadcasts in Russian.

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