Until now, fans of the unknown are haunted by materials published by the American channel TNT in 1998.
The footage, made nearly 30 years earlier, shows the Soviet military examining a UFO that allegedly fell in the Sverdlovsk region. Then the action moves to Moscow, where doctors perform an autopsy on the alien. However, it is still not known whether this is true or skillful editing.
The Voice of Russia claims that the first contacts with the "green men" were recorded in the USSR during the Second World War. The publication also notes that later the KGB even had a special unit dedicated to collecting information about mystical and inexplicable phenomena.
There are also vague reports that in 1989 an unidentified object collapsed near the town of Prokhladny (Kabardino-Balkaria). Moreover, it is not clear whether fighters shot him down or he crashed. In August of that year, it was spotted by radars and the military allegedly tried to establish contact, but this failed and the object was considered "hostile."
Several crew members were found in the fallen saucer. Small (a little more than a meter) bald and big-eyed creatures were dressed in protective suits, and their skin resembled the skin of reptiles and was blue-green. After the disaster, they died, their bodies were placed in glass jars and taken away. Several investigators - eyewitnesses of the events - were the first to tell about this, but there is no documentary confirmation of their words.