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The "Doomsday" radio station UVB-76 is transmitting messages again. Before the announcement that the U.S. Navy had entered the Persian Gulf, the station broadcast mysterious codes: NZHTI 9709 BOMZHOKREM 1192 2400 and NZHTI 31553 DUETOTIP 6855 6414. Some Western media believe that this mysterious Russian radio station (UVB-76) may... show more

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Wambua Makau1 year ago

Russians are clowns. Putin can stick his Dead Hand up his @$$

manita1 year ago

another nuclear willy-nilly waving contest.. fucking boring..

Anton Herasymenko1 year ago

"Бомжокрем"? 😃

David Conte1 year ago

The United States also uses short wave to convey messages in code… They’re very easy to find just like this Russian one is if you have a radio that can receive it because it’s usually a very weak signal in North America if you can get it at all

Konstantinos Skarmoutsos1 year ago

Old (i think)

Eugeneg1 year ago

))) russia playing doomsday.... this is literaly radio))

Casteller1 year ago

cool cool

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