Mysterious Radio Sation Of The World, No One Claims To Operate It But It Is Broadcasting Since 1970's

In the mid of swampland near Petersberg, a buzzing noise has been playing since 1970s from a mysterious radio station along with intermittent code words and numbers. The station is known as the ' The Buzzer or MDZhB. But what the Buzzer is doing or who is broadcasting it remains the mystry, with theories ranging from Russian military to alien research. The buzzer is a shortwave radio station of unknown origin that was first heard in late 1970s and was first recorded in 1982. The noise has changed slightly over the years, but it has always involved in regular buzzing, interrupted by a voice on rare occasions seemingly reading a message. The buzzing plays out on a frequency of 4625 kHz which anyone around the word can tune in to. An exoert in signals intelligence said there is absolutely no information in the signals. While they have never admitted it, the frequency is thought to belong to Russian military.