Russian Satellite Destroys "Nazi" UFO Over Colorado September 2014

A shocking new report prepared by the Aerospace Defense Forces (ADF) that is circulating in the Kremlin today states that Kosmos-2495, while it was conducting its “routine maneuvers” for a controlled re-entry to Orenburg Oblast on 3 September, encountered over the American State of Colorado a “massive triangular low Earth orbit” space vehicle with Nazi-like “rune” markings which was subsequently destroyed by the Russian satellites “countermeasures”.

According to this report, Kosmos-2495 is a reconnaissance satellite of the Yantar series which uses film rather than digital cameras so that the photographic surveillance intelligence it gathers is not able to be electronically intercepted.

Like all surveillance satellites of its kind, this report continues, Kosmos-2495’s mission was only 119 days lasting between 6 May and 2 September of this year, but unlike those other missions was equipped with Polyus-Skif laser-like “countermeasures”. [“Polyus” is Russian for "pole," as in the North Pole. “Skif” refers to the Scythians, an ancient tribe of warriors in central Asia.]

While at a low Earth orbit (LEO) altitude of 500 kilometers (311 miles) over Colorado on its final re-entry to Orenburg Oblast on 3 September (2 September in US), this report says, the photographic intelligence obtained from Kosmos-2495 shows it being “rapidly approached” by a “massive black triangular” space vehicle with the only markings being “rune-like” symbols as had been used by the Nazi regime in World War II to identify their aircraft. 

Unfortunately for the triangular craft approaching Kosmos-2495, however, this report says, was that immediately after “countermeasures” against it were deployed, it exploded in a “massive fireball” witnessed by thousands of people in Colorado and said by the American Meteor Society (AMS) to have been, likewise, witnessed in the States of Montana, New Mexico, South Dakota and Wyoming too.

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