Russian 'doomsday radio' broadcasts coded messages hours after massive Ukraine attack

Russia's so-called "doomsday radio" broadcast a series of mysterious coded messages — including the words "bribe-taker" and "motel" — hours after a massive Russian missile attack on Ukraine, according to pro-Kremlin agency RIA Novosti. The broadcast drew attention amid heightened military tensions. One of the missiles fired during the attack also violated Polish airspace.