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What Is Russia's 'Doomsday Radio'? Why Did The Buzzer Break Silence Before Poland Attack | News
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4:28Now PlayingA mysterious Russian shortwave station, UVB-76—nicknamed “Doomsday Radio”—broke its monotone buzz with cryptic names and numbers just hours before NATO jets downed Russian drones over Poland. The timing sparked speculation of coded warnings, military signals, or psychological warfare. With Cold War roots, strange past broadcasts, and suspected Kremlin control, the Buzzer resurfaces during geopolitical crises, fueling fears it mirrors Russia’s military playbook.
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