UVB-76 is a mysterious Russian radio station that broadcasts a continuous buzzing tone, punctuated by occasional beeps and spoken words in Russian. The station has been broadcasting since 1973 and is believed to be operated by the Russian military. It is also commonly known as “The Buzzer” due to the buzzing sound it emits.
The purpose of the station is not officially known, but it is believed to be used for military communication or espionage purposes.
Over the years, there have been several instances of unusual broadcasts on UVB-76. In 2010, the station briefly switched to a different buzzing tone followed by a series of numbers and letters that were believed to be a code. In 2014, the station broadcast a message in Morse code that translated to “Command 135 initiated.”
The Russian government has never officially acknowledged the existence of the station or explained its purpose. This has only added to the intrigue and speculation surrounding UVB-76.
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