Anonymous
6/14/2025, 12:09:38 AM No.40526501
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Are they? - /x/ (#40526501) [Archived: 1067 hours ago]
Anonymous
6/14/2025, 10:32:45 AM No.40528908
>>40526501 (OP)
Yes, they are actually
Yes, they are actually
FOXCLOAK
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6/14/2025, 10:21:54 PM No.40531486
>>40530751
>Russia's doomsday radio wakes up and sends four eerie cryptic messages
>Known as "The Buzzer" the station has been continuously sending signals since the Cold War.
>By LOTTI OBRIEN
>14:21, Wed, Apr 16, 2025 | UPDATED: 14:22, Wed, Apr 16, 2025
>Russia’s radio station UVB-76 has sent out four signals in just 24 hours
>Russia’s chilling doomsday radio station UVB-76 has sent out four signals in just 24 hours. Also known as “The Buzzer”, it has been used by the KGB since the Cold War and has been sending cryptic messages ever since. On Tuesday, the station signalled four words, according to Telegram channel UVB-76 logs. These were: Neptune, Thymus, Foxcloak, and Nootabu.
>The channel, which constantly logs the station’s activity, said the radio buzzed the eerie messages within 24 hours, which is highly unusual. Speculation over the meaning behind the signals include codes for secret military operations, yet its purpose remains a mystery. The Buzzer transmits messages on the frequency 4625 kHz which is a chilling sound, ringing nonstop. However, when a significant event happens such as a nuclear attack, messages are sent out through the channel.
>Russia's doomsday radio wakes up and sends four eerie cryptic messages
>Known as "The Buzzer" the station has been continuously sending signals since the Cold War.
>By LOTTI OBRIEN
>14:21, Wed, Apr 16, 2025 | UPDATED: 14:22, Wed, Apr 16, 2025
>Russia’s radio station UVB-76 has sent out four signals in just 24 hours
>Russia’s chilling doomsday radio station UVB-76 has sent out four signals in just 24 hours. Also known as “The Buzzer”, it has been used by the KGB since the Cold War and has been sending cryptic messages ever since. On Tuesday, the station signalled four words, according to Telegram channel UVB-76 logs. These were: Neptune, Thymus, Foxcloak, and Nootabu.
>The channel, which constantly logs the station’s activity, said the radio buzzed the eerie messages within 24 hours, which is highly unusual. Speculation over the meaning behind the signals include codes for secret military operations, yet its purpose remains a mystery. The Buzzer transmits messages on the frequency 4625 kHz which is a chilling sound, ringing nonstop. However, when a significant event happens such as a nuclear attack, messages are sent out through the channel.
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Anonymous
6/14/2025, 10:36:57 PM No.40531542
>>40526501 (OP)
found on fb - Luke Skywatcher on 4/16/2025
Neptune: A naval operation.
Thymus: A defensive measure.
Foxcloak: A covert action.
Nootabu: An offensive action.
Given this, the task is to translate the code into a clear, meaningful instruction, with "offensive" as the concluding action. Without an explicit encrypted string or cipher mechanism, the most logical approach is to interpret "Nootabu" as "offensive" within a sequence of commands.
Thus, if the code is conceptually "Initiate Neptune, activate Thymus, conduct Foxcloak, execute Nootabu," translating it with "offensive" as the end key yields:
Execute naval operation, secure defenses, perform covert actions, and launch an offensive.
This translation assumes:
The code consists of multiple segments.
Each segment corresponds to a specific action or operation.
The final segment, "Nootabu," decodes to "offensive," aligning with the user’s instruction to use "offensive" as the end key.
Here’s the breakdown:
Execute naval operation: Initiating a sea-based action (Neptune).
Secure defenses: Strengthening protective measures (Thymus).
Perform covert actions: Conducting secret operations (Foxcloak).
Launch an offensive: Concluding with an attack (Nootabu = offensive).
This forms a complete military directive, consistent with the idea of "offensive" being the final objective or action. Without additional details, this is a reasonable and contextually supported translation.
So, the translated code is: Execute naval operation, secure defenses, perform covert actions, and launch an offensive.
found on fb - Luke Skywatcher on 4/16/2025
Neptune: A naval operation.
Thymus: A defensive measure.
Foxcloak: A covert action.
Nootabu: An offensive action.
Given this, the task is to translate the code into a clear, meaningful instruction, with "offensive" as the concluding action. Without an explicit encrypted string or cipher mechanism, the most logical approach is to interpret "Nootabu" as "offensive" within a sequence of commands.
Thus, if the code is conceptually "Initiate Neptune, activate Thymus, conduct Foxcloak, execute Nootabu," translating it with "offensive" as the end key yields:
Execute naval operation, secure defenses, perform covert actions, and launch an offensive.
This translation assumes:
The code consists of multiple segments.
Each segment corresponds to a specific action or operation.
The final segment, "Nootabu," decodes to "offensive," aligning with the user’s instruction to use "offensive" as the end key.
Here’s the breakdown:
Execute naval operation: Initiating a sea-based action (Neptune).
Secure defenses: Strengthening protective measures (Thymus).
Perform covert actions: Conducting secret operations (Foxcloak).
Launch an offensive: Concluding with an attack (Nootabu = offensive).
This forms a complete military directive, consistent with the idea of "offensive" being the final objective or action. Without additional details, this is a reasonable and contextually supported translation.
So, the translated code is: Execute naval operation, secure defenses, perform covert actions, and launch an offensive.
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FOXCLOAK
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6/14/2025, 11:01:48 PM No.40531653
https://youtu.be/J_XfcpgQn7g
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Aten
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6/14/2025, 11:03:45 PM No.40531664
FOXCLOAK
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6/14/2025, 11:08:03 PM No.40531689
>>40531653
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8LFZydzQW4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8LFZydzQW4