There are no station identifications, no explanations, and no confirmed purpose.Some believe it's part of a Soviet-era dead man's switch - a last-resort nuclear system designed to retaliate automatically if Russia's leadership is wiped out. However, in response to a recent inquiry from RT, they stated thatAs such, very little can be said about the radio station with certainty. Dmitry Volkogonov, a Russian general and former adviser to Russian President Boris Yeltsin, indirectly confirmed its existence. However, it began attracting significant attention in recent years as the likelihood of a major conflict arose again. History shows that governments and generals are reluctant to reveal their secret developments to the world.