V32 is a station sending numbers in the Persian (aka Farsi) language, spoken in Iran. It was first logged on February 28th, 2026, the day the 2026 Iran conflict started: the station was reported by the Priyom team within the first minute of its 18:00 UTC transmission, which is believed to be its very first transmission ever. So far, V32's last known transmission took place on March 4th, 2026, at 18:00 UTC.

V32 transmits daily on 7910 kHz at 02:00 and 18:00 UTC. Contrary to many numbers stations, it doesn't use a typical automated system based on playback of recorded voice samples: it could be live or prerecorded transmissions. The grouping of numbers is inconsistent. Sections are separated by the word tavajjoh (توجه, "attention") spoken three times. Dual-tone, 620 Hz / 925 Hz beeps are transmitted in the background every few seconds.

The origin and purpose of the station are unknown, but preliminary evidence makes an Iranian origin less than certain. Some multilateration and direction-finding results suggest that the transmissions may originate from outside Iran, possibly from as far as Western Europe. Since March 4th, 2026, the Iranian so-called "bubble" jammer has been observed on 7910 kHz, suggesting that V32 is in fact an adversarial operation against Iran.