The May 24 article by Matthew Phelan, Senior Science Reporter for DailyMail.com, perhaps only working for the Mail's website, bears a striking resemblance to one by Tim Newcome, based in the US Pacific North West, published in US magazine Popular Mechanics May 22nd.
https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/a60857781/russia-radio-signal-the-buzzer-uvb-76/
Online journalists in many news outlets are asked to publish articles that will get as many views as possible so as to get advertisers, clickbait is the term. Takes preference over quality. 
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This may have been discussed somewhere a long time ago but the "Daily Mail" have resurrected it! Do any of you good folk have any theories? Story here -
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-13457611/Russian-radio-signal-40-years-UFOs-nukes-UVB-76.html
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Russian "Buzzer" - Dave2 25/5/2024, 7:35:25
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