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Two Italian Brothers Thought They Had Captured the Death of a Live Cosmonaut, the Ussr Never Admitted It

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During the Cold War, transalpine radio amateurs claimed to have received distress calls from Soviet spaceships. Between state secret and possible hoax, doubt persists.
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Two Italian Brothers Thought They Had Captured the Death of a Live Cosmonaut, the Ussr Never Admitted It

During the Cold War, transalpine radio amateurs claimed to have received distress calls from Soviet spaceships. Between state secret and possible hoax, doubt persists.

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Slate.fr broke the news in France on Thursday, March 26, 2026.
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