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International Business Times UK
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Audrey Liza M. Nolasco

Putin's Chilling 'Doomsday Radio' Suddenly Broadcasts 20 Secret Codes as Russia 'Plots False Flag Attack'

Russia Radosław Sikorski Vladimir Putin Volodymyr Zelenksyy Kremlin Ukraine
Russia's mysterious 'Doomsday Radio' broadcast 20 cryptic messages as a senior Polish official warned of a possible Russian 'false flag' attack. (Credit: WIKICOMMONS)

Russia's mysterious 'Doomsday Radio' has thrust itself back into the spotlight after broadcasting 20 cryptic messages in a single day, an unusually intense burst of transmissions that came as a senior European official warned the Kremlin could be preparing a 'false flag' attack.

The eerie activity from Putin's Doomsday Radio, officially known as UVB-76, immediately fuelled fresh speculation online. Among the strange coded words reportedly transmitted were 'AMILLOKUS', 'VOLOKITA' and 'FLUSOBOB', while others loosely translated as 'spring', 'support' and 'rubbing'. As with previous broadcasts, the meaning of the UVB-76 secret codes remains unknown.

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