Russia's 'Doomsday Radio' Starts Broadcasting Series of Ominous Codes

The Russian radio station UVB-76, known as 'The Buzzer', has transmitted a series of code words following an incident involving an X-101 missile in Poland. Words like 'Bribery', 'Sexophate' and others remain undeciphered. Experts believe the station is controlled by Russian state structures, but there is no official confirmation.

The Russian shortwave radio station UVB-76, known as 'The Buzzer', has again attracted attention after transmitting a series of code words. This happened after debris of a Russian X-101 cruise missile was found in Poland, as announced by Prime Minister Donald Tusk. The latest broadcast included the words 'Bribery', 'Sexophate', 'Monarchist', 'Hotel', 'Muzopaus', 'Stepenoy' and 'Levretka'. The meaning of these words is unknown, and there are no official explanations. Previously, the station transmitted other code words, for example, in April and May. Experts, including Professor David Stupples, believe the station is controlled by Russian state structures. There are conspiracy theories linking the station to the 'Perimeter' system, but they are not confirmed.