The Anglo-Saxons call these Numbers Stations. In France they might be called Stations of numbers or figures, but in fact, generally, it retains the Anglo-Saxon. Many during the Cold War, they gradually disappeared after the fall of the Soviet Union. If an increase in activity was noted in the early 2000s, they appear again in decline. The only ones regularly present are mostly in English and related service activities of Cuban intelligence. Because for those who do not know yet, these strange programs consist of sequences of digits that can still listen to shortwave emanate from the intelligence services that broadcast their instructions and their undercover agents. No offense to supporters of new technology who see the Internet and other satellite systems, shortwave is not dead, far from it. Americans are rediscovering the services regularly with as much astonishment when they call out suspected agents of Cuban services. They receive most of their instructions via radio programs they listen to each other using a shortwave receiver.
Cubans are not the only ones still using this method. A much more modern service is regularly used. This is the Israeli Mossad. But in this case these emissions consist only of sequences of letters, not numbers, and all in English. We regularly observed the sudden upsurge of this type of issue often announces a specific activity of Israeli intelligence. Amateur radio specialized in this field have also reported after the assassination of a Hamas framework in Dubai, a fact attributed to the Mossad operation ... If during
the Cold War this type of issue could be heard in many languages including French, this is no longer the case since the fall of the USSR.
Therefore it deserves to be reported the intercepted message March 17, 2010 by an amateur plays. Indeed a similar message was heard and recorded. Hans, the specialist in question was recorded and analyzed. He shares his findings in this video you can watch it on youtube by clicking the image below.
According to Hans, this program would come from Russia. The language used would suggest that it is intended for a francophone country. We think so
sure to Africa, because who could imagine that the Russian intelligence services transmit their instructions to the hypothetical undercover agents and they would still in France?
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