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But one development that added to the sense of mystery surrounding the trip was the unusual activity of UVB-76, the enigmatic shortwave station often nicknamed \u201cDoomsday Radio.\u201d The station began operating in the Soviet Union in the 1970s on a frequency of 4,625 kilohertz. Its official purpose has never been publicly disclosed.Over the years, theories have suggested that it serves as a military communications channel for transmitting messages to Russian units, or as a means of communicating with Russian intelligence operatives around the world.The station usually broadcasts a short, monotonous buzzing sound. Occasionally, the buzz is interrupted by spoken Russian words, numbers or combinations of letters. Western media have reported for years that intelligence services in several countries closely monitor its transmissions.According to The Moscow Times, the station\u2019s buzzing was interrupted at least 25 times on Thursday, roughly a day after Ratcliffe\u2019s visit to Moscow. The broadcasts included numbers, words and letter combinations. Among the words reportedly heard were \u201cwaitress,\u201d \u201cspray\u201d and \u201cexistence.\u201dThe last time the mysterious station was reportedly this active was on Feb. 12, 2025, the day Trump and Putin spoke for the first time since Trump returned to the White House for his second term. Even Kremlin-linked media outlets reported on this week\u2019s unusual burst of activity.As far as is known, Ratcliffe met during his Moscow visit with his Russian counterpart, Foreign Intelligence Service chief Sergei Naryshkin. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Putin did not meet with the visiting CIA director. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov addressed the visit Friday, saying the discreet nature of contacts between intelligence agencies should not come as a surprise.\u201cThe non-public nature of interaction between intelligence agencies, which traditionally work \u2018quietly,\u2019 should not be surprising,\u201d Lavrov said. \u201cThere are rules according to which intelligence agencies interact, and there is nothing surprising about that. They conduct this work quietly. We diplomats also work largely quietly. But by tradition, we are obliged to say something.\u201dThe coded messages as broadcast after Ratcliffe\u2019s visitAfter Ratcliffe\u2019s visit, Moscow also stepped up its rhetoric toward Britain. Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova warned Thursday that Russia could strike British military targets because of London\u2019s military support for Ukraine.\u201cAny British military facility and equipment in Ukraine and beyond may become a target for retaliatory strikes over Ukrainian attacks using British weapons on Russian territory,\u201d Zakharova said. \u201cThose guilty of war crimes, including against our civilian population, will be punished and held accountable for their actions.\u201dLavrov joined the criticism of Britain on Friday. \u201cBritain plays the most negative role in the conflict in Ukraine, both in relation to Russia and to Western countries,\u201d he said. \u201cIt has been this way for centuries. Britain has always had partners for the journey, not allies. The United States is no exception. They have always looked down on everyone to some extent.\u201cAll the conflicts that erupted in our region were imported from outside. 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