UFO Hovers over the Kremlin in Moscow

A bunch of amateur videos surfaced which shows a pyramid-shaped flying object hovering above the Russian Kremlin in Moscow. Supposedly, the UFO appeared on the same day as the spiraling lights above Norway, December 9. Pravda, which is basically the mouthpiece for the Russian regime, didn’t give much information about each, says an Examiner writer:

Hundreds of witnesses saw the Moscow pyramid according to the Daily Mail, Some claimed the pyramid was an air balloon or stunt, but a spokesman for aerospace experts from Jane’s News told the Sun newspaper: “We have no idea what it is.” Furthermore, the Russian police had no official comment. To date, there has been no official explanation from Russian authorities over the mile wide UFO pyramid. Instead, what has just emerged is an English version Pravda news report that the pyramid appeared on December 18, and was filmed on many cell phones. Here is what Pravda reported:

A strange flying object was spotted in the sky above Moscow today, December 18. Muscovites could see a large triangle-shaped object hovering above Red Square. Many people filmed the object on their cell phones and uploaded the videos on YouTube. The videos stirred quite a controversy in Western media outlets, which concluded that the triangle above the heart of Moscow was an unidentified flying object. The object, about 1.5 kilometers wide, looked like the imperial cruiser from the Star Wars, The Daily Telegraph wrote. The object was hovering above the Kremlin for several hours. The videos of the strange object have gone to the top of YouTube Russia.

A report in Fox News Illinois says that the Russian media has been playing the footage of the flying pyramid constantly and says that the Norway spiral was caused by a failed rocket attempt:

Russian television has been showing the videos non-stop,according to the Telegraph . Police have refused to comment on the object, but Nick Pope, a former Ministry of Defense UFO analyst, called the footage “one of the most extraordinary UFO clips I’ve ever seen.”

Many have said the videos are likely fake. If hundreds of people witnessed the event, why weren’t there more photos or videos? Others believed that the object in the videos was likely a reflection off the car windshield of the person who was doing the filming. But Pope said he was convinced this was no ordinary event because he said “it appears to move behind a power line, ruling out this theory.”

Last week many were mystified by mysterious blue-green lights the stopped mid-air and circulated over Norway. Some people believed it could be a meteor or possibly a UFO.

For UFO experts, this video (below) may be one of the most amazing sightings of its kind in recent memory, according to Digital Journal:

In an interview with The Sun, Nick Pope, who worked on the MoD’s UFO desk for three years said it was “one of the most extraordinary UFO clips I’ve ever seen. At first I thought this was a reflection, but it appears to move behind a power line, ruling out this theory.”

Russia Today stated that if the shots were authentic, people would have been calling authorities to report it. However, Moscow police are not responding to enquiries.

Sceptics are suggesting that if the object had actually stayed put for hours there would have been thousands of videos surfacing instead of only two, reports Sky News.