The military radio station UVB-76, also known as Doomsday Radio, after four days of silence began broadcasting messages again. This is evidenced by the data of online radio monitoring systems and information received from radio amateurs.
In particular, in the afternoon, with a difference of about two hours, the word forms "Milevosboy" and "Aropod" sounded on the frequency of UVB-76. These word forms, which do not have any interpretation from the point of view of the Russian language, have never been heard on Doomsday radio before. At the same time, it is possible that by the end of the day, other words or word forms may be transmitted on the frequency, as always accompanied by a set of numbers.
Earlier, the broadcast on the Doomsday radio frequency was recorded after noon on October 22 — then two words sounded: "Metrit" and "Unpleasant". The most words per day since the beginning of this year have been transmitted on the frequency UVB-76 on February 11 — 28 messages.
The radio station, which has the unofficial name UVB-76 or Doomsday radio, has been broadcasting on short waves since the 70s of the twentieth century. There is no official confirmation of its purpose. At its frequency, it regularly transmits encoded messages in the form of various word forms. In the intervals between voice messages on the UVB-76 frequency, as a rule, an audio marker works, because of which the station is also nicknamed "buzzer".
The station also gained great popularity among Internet users, radio amateurs and conspiracy theorists for the originality of the word forms sounding at its frequency.