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The Siren is a Russian military radio station broadcasting from northern Romania. The station was first reported in early August 2026 and has a male operator which uses the Russian language in voice messages, only using Belarusian in 1 message. They have multiple frequencies. Those being: | The Siren is a Russian military radio station broadcasting from northern Romania. The station was first reported in early August 2026 and has a male operator which uses the Russian language in voice messages, only using Belarusian in 1 message. They have multiple frequencies. Those being: | ||
== Frequencies == | |||
4940 kHz USB (main frequency) | 4940 kHz USB (main frequency) | ||
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4996 kHz CW (CW network) | 4996 kHz CW (CW network) | ||
== Channel Markers == | |||
The station has had a variety of channel markers, starting with a siren-sounding channel marker, similar to the one used on 6911 kHz. They then had a 250 hz pip, a sweeping noise, an alarm-sounding channel marker, and as of September 1st, 2026, they have no current channel marker. Voice messages are less common than they were, sometimes sending over 5 a day. | The station has had a variety of channel markers, starting with a siren-sounding channel marker, similar to the one used on 6911 kHz. They then had a 250 hz pip, a sweeping noise, an alarm-sounding channel marker, and as of September 1st, 2026, they have no current channel marker. Voice messages are less common than they were, sometimes sending over 5 a day. | ||
== Callsigns == | |||
Their callsigns used were: | Their callsigns used were: | ||
Revision as of 22:34, 30 August 2026
The Siren is a Russian military radio station broadcasting from northern Romania. The station was first reported in early August 2026 and has a male operator which uses the Russian language in voice messages, only using Belarusian in 1 message. They have multiple frequencies. Those being:
Frequencies
4940 kHz USB (main frequency)
???? kHz USB (alt frequency)
4996 kHz CW (CW network)
Channel Markers
The station has had a variety of channel markers, starting with a siren-sounding channel marker, similar to the one used on 6911 kHz. They then had a 250 hz pip, a sweeping noise, an alarm-sounding channel marker, and as of September 1st, 2026, they have no current channel marker. Voice messages are less common than they were, sometimes sending over 5 a day.
Callsigns
Their callsigns used were:
Rokya-81
VZhRYa
BZhATs
VZhAYu
BShchT3
Dalya-23
Zh'KhI