"Doomsday Radio" airs threats against Ukraine: "Nothing’s better than f#cking hitting Kyiv with missile. VIDEO
On December 30, Russia’s UVB-76 radio station, known as the "Doomsday Radio," aired new threats against Ukraine amid Kremlin officials’ statements about "responding" to Ukraine over an alleged drone "attack" on Russian dictator Putin’s residence.
Censor.NET reports this, citing Russian media.
Warning! The video contains profanity
Threats against Ukraine
After 3:00 p.m., UVB-76 (also known as "The Buzzer") broadcast songs by Fool’s Garden — "Lemon Tree" and Foreigner — "That Was Yesterday."
It also aired an excerpt from Pyotr Tchaikovsky’s ballet "Swan Lake," followed by the Nazi military march "Erika," as well as pro-war "Z" tracks "Leto i arbalety" and "Svinorez."
Several more tracks were then played, including a reworked song from the Soviet cartoon "The Bremen Town Musicians" with the lyrics "Nothing in the world is better than f#cking hitting Kyiv with a rocket."
Additional information
Russia’s UVB-76 military radio station is known for usually transmitting short encrypted messages, strings of letters, more rarely numbers, while broadcasting a monotonous buzzing most of the time. It has been on air since the 1970s on 4,625 kHz.
Background
- Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov claimed that Ukraine struck Putin’s residence in Russia’s Novgorod region with drones on the night of Dec. 29. He said Russia was already preparing a retaliatory strike and would revise its negotiating position.
- President Volodymyr Zelenskyy later denied the reports of an alleged Ukrainian strike on Putin’s state residence.
- U.S. President Donald Trump said the reports caused him "great outrage" and called a possible attack "ill-timed" under the current circumstances.
- Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry noted that Russia has still provided no evidence of the attack.
- The Kremlin says no evidence is needed.
- Putin’s office also said Russia’s position on Ukraine would become tougher after the "attack."
