Dive into the mysterious world of UVB-76, known as the most secretive radio station in the world, and uncover how it was hacked in this fascinating video. UVB-76, often called “The Buzzer,” has ...

AN OMINOUS cryptic message was broadcast from Russia’s mysterious “doomsday radio station” around the time of Vladimir ...

Previous triangulation efforts had led to the discovery of the transmitter for UVB-76: a Russian military base on the outskirts of Povarovo, a small town 19 miles from Moscow. After the station ...

He first tuned in to UVB-76 in January 1983. He says he was looking for another station, rolling across the dial, and suddenly he heard the crackly, wispy beep beep beep. And stopped. This is how ...

Russia's UVB-76, also known as The Buzzer, is perhaps the most notorious of these numbers stations, and it's still broadcasting today. The first encrypted messages are thought to have been used by ...

The Soviet-era radio known as The Buzzer came to life once again in 2025 to broadcast a cryptic message following Putin and ...

Known to be used by the KGB during the height of the Cold War, Radio station UVB-76 has been continuously buzzing since the late '70s to allegedly exchange secret military messages. On April 15 ...

The Buzzer, also known as UVB-76 or UZB-76, has been a constant companion ... Of course, like all mysterious stations, people try to track their origin. [Ringway] shows some older sites for ...

Known as UVB-76 for its first known call sign, and later nicknamed “The Buzzer,” the station has likely been broadcasting since at least the 1970s. Trying to figure out why has been a ...

The Buzzer, also known as UVB-76 or UZB-76, has been a constant companion ... Of course, like all mysterious stations, people try to track their origin. [Ringway] shows some older sites for ...

It is the second time this year that the Soviet relic radio station UVB-76 has creaked into action.