Nzhti, Olukhovka, Kripokayuk: the "buzzer" emitted new signals
After a powerful strike on Ukraine that took place on the night of August 21, the "Doomsday Radio Station" or the "buzzer" issued further messages, reports Rossiyskaya Gazeta.
The first message was broadcast at 12:10 Moscow time. The "buzzer" announced: «Нжти, Олуховка». After each word the station also transmitted a set of digits. The second message aired 55 minutes after the first and read: «Нжти, Крипокаюк».
At 13:35 the station transmitted a third code: «Нжти, Аморализм».
Recall that the last time the "buzzer" went on the air was on August 11 — several days before the talks between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump. It reproduced messages it had broadcast before the start of the special military operation. That time the "Doomsday Radio Station" broadcast the words «Счесолуб» and «Дружность». Later the words «Кернер», «Рюшный», «Джиночили» and «Люкоспас» were aired.
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Nzhti, Olukhovka, Kripokayuk: the "buzzer" emitted new signals
"Doomsday Radio" transmitted further mysterious messages after a powerful strike by the Russian Armed Forces on Ukraine.