According to experts, the station is part of a secret strategic system.
The UVB-76 radio station, also known as the "Doomsday Radio Station," transmitted a message containing the word "Latvia" on Monday, November 17. This was reported on the Telegram channel "UVB-76 Logs," which tracks the activity of this station.
In addition to the word "Latvia," the radio station transmitted messages such as "Bologna," "vulgar," and "nantotyuk." Furthermore, the words "stallion," "galvanizer," and "wood-ice" were heard on its airwaves.
In August, the station responded to the upcoming meeting between the presidents of Russia and the USA, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, with the word "friendliness."
The so-called "Doomsday Radio Station" has been broadcasting for nearly 50 years. The shortwave station operates on a frequency of 4625 kHz. It is a military radio station and typically transmits a monotonous buzzing signal, which is why it is sometimes referred to as a "buzzer." However, in the context of significant world events, the station sometimes "comes to life."
The radio station is called a "Doomsday Station" because there is a theory that it was created as part of the Russian nuclear retaliation command system known as "Perimeter," referred to in the West as "Dead Hand."
As noted by one of the leading British experts on nuclear disarmament, Bruce Blair, this system is a reliable guarantee of maintaining peace: "The existence of the 'Dead Hand' means that the West will think twice if there is a temptation to use nuclear weapons."
He reminded that it is a fully automated complex for managing a massive retaliatory nuclear strike. According to the expert, the system was developed by Soviet specialists during the Cold War as a last line of defense against an aggressor. Blair emphasized that the system is currently operational and being improved.
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