"Doomsday Radio Station" UVB-76 issued on June 2 a new code NZHTI 89364 IBOBAZA 2766 3413 #uvb76_020625#NZHTI. The message was published at 16.00 — immediately after the end of negotiations in Istanbul between the Russian and Ukrainian delegations.
As usual, in addition to combinations of letters and numbers grouped into 4-5 characters, there is an understandable (or conditionally understandable) word in each transmission.
The day before, on June 1, the Russian radio station UVB-76 broadcast eight new coded messages. Such activity of the radio station is unusual. Before, she could have been silent for six months.
The codes transmitted on June 1 were as follows:
- NZHTI 09849 DUCK 5470 9627
- NZHTI 65636 WALRUS 3119 6315
- NZHTI 97118 LUGOVOI 6816 0243
- NZHTI 41182 PCHELODER 2874 5219
- NZHTI 76521 BUINAK 7268 6914
- NJTI 57982 FUN 7202 6932
- NZHTI 64879 PUPSOLET 1701 1440
- NZHTI 03442 BOBROSKOT 8029 0724
Before that, the words "grunts", "Wurttemberg", "malice" and "unmotivated" were broadcast, among others.
UVB-76 is a military radio station that has been operating around the clock since 1975. Most of the time the station broadcasts a background signal. The purpose of UVB-76 and the meaning of its messages were not disclosed. According to BBC journalists, the radio station is connected to the Perimeter automatic nuclear retaliatory strike system and is one of its fuses. For this, the facility was nicknamed the "Doomsday Radio Station."

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