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"Doomsday Radio" relays strange new messages

Mysterious "Doomsday radio station" transmitted two messages on Monday, according to the publication of the channel UVB-76 Logic November 9

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"Doomsday Radio" relays strange new messages

The mysterious "Doomsday radio station" transmitted two messages on Monday, the UVB-76 Logistics channel said on November 9.

It became known that the first message interrupted the quiet buzzing of the radio station at 11:02 Moscow time, and on the air sounded the word “zevostvor”.

At 11:42 the radio station was broadcast again:

“NZHTI 05030 EVIL 6979 9692”, – stated in the message.

Doomsday radio broadcast two more messages on Thursday

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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