How Do Modern Spies Still Use Radios to Share Secrets?

In this intriguing video, we dive deep into the mysterious world of number stations—enigmatic radio broadcasts that have captivated the imaginations of amateur radio enthusiasts and conspiracy theorists alike. But do spies still use number stations today? Join us as we explore the origins of these cryptic transmissions, their purpose during the Cold War, and their relevance in the modern age of espionage.

At the heart of the tale are the adventures of Kendall and Gwen, a duo entrapped in their own web of secrets and lies, serving Fidel Castro's Cuba with unwavering passion. Their journey of espionage unfolds through clandestine operations involving the theft and delivery of confidential documents, a testimony to their cunning and dedication to the cause. However, their intricate dance of deception crumbles under the weight of trust placed in the wrong hands, leading to a dramatic unraveling of their spy network.

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[mydarkpath]

Do you think you could decode a transmission?

[ardeladimwit]

and if you're Ringway Manchester, you might even get a call out from the Buzzer

[attribute-]

Seriously, THANK YOU for tagging those as AI images.

[spindriftbeach]

Numbers Stations have been going for decades. Every country has them. Interesting but boring to listen to without the relevant one time pads

[davybass]

Very interesting, but not much to do with the title of the video. Could you do one now on how spies might use radios these days please?

A small 4 watt handheld transceiver can be used as a burst transceiver to relay information to orbiting satellites or airplane that can be done virtually undetectable.. The internet can also be used where information is encoded in all sorts of things like video, pictures, text..

[rolux]

Amazing channel with good narration!

I just really dislike the AI images of their faces.

You don‘t have to do this, you are good enough on your own and you can come up with better things :)

[JoeRogansForehead]

How could they fall for the fake Cuban agent if they were so connected ? What happened to their old handler ? Wouldn’t they be able to ask them like hey do you know this guy he’s saying he’s intelligence)

[thisissoeasy]

I remember listening to some German number stations on my fist short-wave radio as a young boy in the early 1970's in Switzerland. I remember somebody told me that the communications originated from submarines in the North Sea...
Thanks for your interesting video. Cheers from Outback Australia...

[QEsposito]

I really appreciate how you allow the main topic to somewhat ebb and flow in a way that allows for more back story and exposition surrounding these real world cases. Anyone can watch a 5 minute video to learn what number stations are, but this provided a far more in depth history of their practical use.

[barkingmad]

One episode in and you have another new Subscriber. Really loved this episode.

[xitec]

Sorry I dislike the AI images, using them for historical things on the real world is a bit strange.

[Mr--_--M]

Based on the past couple weeks....this hasn't aged well lol

[bennybenitez]

Outstanding presentation Hardy hand salute from American Legion Dist. 14 South Florida Commander

[JohnCNewJr]

Just found your channel. I was a MI SIGINT guy in the mid 80s. This was a blast from the past. Well done.

[depluribusunum]

I heard a Spanish numbers station on 9.305 MHz about 10 years ago.

[Bob]

@ 25:17

WWIII began with Operation Masterdom in
Vietnam on September 13, 1945

We've lost almost 100, 000 KIA in the battles of that continuing war.

It isn't, and never was "Cold."

[PhilLesh]

Appparently a Russian spy rented a room above the liquor store at the end of Key Bridge in Georgetown. When they searched the apartment above the Dixie Liquor store in Georgetown, in Washington D.C., they discovered a shortwave radio.

[HopkinsDean-ri]

Rodriguez Melissa Robinson James Johnson Frank

[BenTrem]

25:15 Petrov along with the submarine officer that stalled the launch during the Cuban "missile crisis" ... butterfly's wings?