Russian UFO Crash

B J Booth writes, “According to the unsubstantiated reports, not far from the city of Prohlandnyi, in the USSR at 1 AM, on August 10, 1989, Soviet military radar picked up an unidentified flying object. An attempt was made to contact the craft, without success. The UFO was classified as “hostile.” Soviet defenses were put on alert, and MIG-25s were put in the air to find and identify the UFO.

The MIG- 25s closed on the UFO and were given the authority to attack. When the UFO refused to answer hails, the MIGs fired, hitting the UFO that ditched over the Caucasian Mountains. A crew aboard an M1-8 helicopter located the disc-shaped UFO outside of Nizhnizy Chegem. The area was completely cordoned off to everyone except military personnel.

The UFO was about 20 feet long and 10 feet tall and shaped like a long cigar. There was a long rutted out place in the ground where the object had obviously skidded as it plowed to a stop.

There was obvious damage to the exterior of the craft. The retrieval team, wearing protective outer wear, moved to the site. There was a small amount of radiation, and some members of the team were effected.

A helicopter on the scene was hooked up to the craft, and the UFO was transported to Mozdok Air Base. The base was rumored to store nuclear weapons, and long range bombers. Another investigative team was sent to Mozdok to begin a scientific analysis of the UFO. A KGB cover-up was in full operation by this time. 
 Team members entered the craft, and found were three alien bodies-two dead, one barely alive.

A team of doctors and other medical personnel made every effort to keep the alien alive, but failed. All three of the beings were about 3 1/2 to 4 feet tall, with gray outer wear. Underneath, their skin was a blue-green color with a reptilian texture. They had no hair, large black eyes covered with a protective lid, and web fingers ended their long, slender arms. The alien bodies were being kept in glass containers and UFO was taken to Kapustin Yar. This information originated from three Russian investigators-Anton Anfalov, Lenura Azizova and Alexander Mosolov who do not have documentation to support their claims.

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