Metro.co.uk·3 min read·medium
Putin's 'doomsday radio' crackles into life after Russian missile hits Poland
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Sam Corbishley
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Russian 'doomsday radio' stations broadcasted cryptic messages following a missile strike in Poland that caused a 33ft crater. NATO officials condemned the incident as a reckless act, while Polish leadership noted there is no evidence Poland was the intended target.
Russian President Vladimir Putin listens during a meeting at the Kremlin in Moscow (Picture: Alexander Kazakov/Pool Sputnik K)
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