Homepage Crypto Spy sets Index USA USSR UK Gladio Other Burst encoders Intercept Covert Radio PC Telex Agencies Manufacturers Donate Kits Shop News Events Wanted Contact About Links USSR Russian spy sets The end of WWII marked the start of the Cold War; a period of enormous tension between East and West, but also a period in which many eavesdropping and spy radio sets were developed. As the leading nation of the Warsaw Pact, Russia, or the USSR as it was known at the time, developed a wide range of spy radio sets. The radio stations were used for a variety of people and organisations, such as spies, agents, army and special forces. Many of these Russian spy radio sets are described on this website. Click any of the images below for further information.      USSR spy radio sets Rion R-350 R-350M R-353 R-354 R-394K R-394KM Severok-K R-355 Known USSR spy radio sets Below is an overview of all Russian spy radio sets known to date. Only the radios listed above are covered on this website, but we would be very happy to add more to our collection. If you have any information, corrections or additions for the items listed below, please contact us.   PP-16 Belka Omega Sever (1941) Tenzor Dzhek Atom Electron R-350, Orel (Eagle) R-350M, Orel-M (Eagle-M) R-353, Proton R-354, Shmel (Bumblebee) R-355, Base Station Controller Zemlya Irkut R-394K, Strizh (Swift) R-394KM, Strizh (Swift) Severok-K References Ivan Petrov, Radio Communications Facilities in Service with Military Intelligence Major General (Retired), Military Parade JSC website, 1998. Further information Russian intercept receivers Main spy radio sets page Index of spy radio sets Any links shown in red are currently unavailable. If you like this website, why not make a donation? © Copyright 2009-2013, Paul Reuvers & Marc Simons. Last changed: Saturday, 21 June 2014 - 22:48 CET