In Sweden - in the area of the Stockholm archipelago, located in the Baltic Sea, which day they are looking for some "unknown submarine", presumably Russian. The search process is accompanied by very strange information. As if the "submarine" would seem - to which there are hundreds of eyewitnesses, it will disappear, then it will disappear altogether.
According to the latest information, the Swedish ships have identified the location of not one, but two "suspicious objects". Although there may be more. According to local newspapers, the military "made contact with several underwater objects discovered east of the Ingare fjord."
This fjord is narrow, to the north of it is the island of Ingaryo, to the south - the islands of Gosyo and Elyo. The "suspicious objects" seemed to be hiding at the bottom, several hundred meters apart. Don't move. Why they cannot be forced to rise to the surface is not clear. The Swedes are threatening to use weapons. But they don't.
At the same time, the search operation continues far from the coast - already in the open sea. As if there were a lot of invading Russian “submarines”.
The snapshot, thanks to which the search operation began, is also surprising. The "suspicious object" looks vague. What provokes jokes: they say, this Loch Ness monster sailed to Sweden to spawn. It was even renamed Loch-Swedish.
A snapshot that the Swedes showed as proof of the visit of a "suspicious object": whether it is an underwater UFO, or the Loch Swedish monster
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You can't catch them
The opinion of ufologists: the Swedes are trying in vain. They will not catch anything or anyone. Since they are dealing not even with Russian submarines, but with UFOs - more precisely, with NGOs - unidentified underwater objects. For some mysterious reason, these NGOs are frequenting the shores of Sweden and Norway. They tried to catch them - "force them to rise to the surface" - many times. But without any success. The objects just disappeared.
According to American researcher Paul Stonehill, the invasion of sorts began in November 1972. Then the Norwegian Navy even locked several NGOs in the Sognefjord, blocking the exit to the sea with anti-submarine chains. Bombed with depth charges. But the “underwater objects” simply disappeared. The newspapers then wrote that all the electronic devices on the ships participating in the operation were out of order. Suspicion, as now, fell on Moscow, where the accusation was denied.
And for several decades now, the Norwegian authorities, then the Swedish ones have reported about submarines seen off the coast, in fjords and skerries. Strange cases are recruited from 10 to 20 per year.
More often than not, NGOs manifest themselves as a light shining from the depths
As Colonel Vitaly Shelepov, who studied NGOs, assures, it came to the point that in 1976 the Swedes and Norwegians began to install minefields in the most visited places. But they just disappeared. As well as torpedoes, which sometimes fired at “suspicious objects”.
In March 1984, eyewitnesses saw not only NGOs, but also huge swimmers with streamlined helmets on their heads. They weren't caught either.
In 1989, during a regular visit of phantom guests, Swedish newspapers also wrote that they had "established contact" with one of the objects lying at the bottom. By means of hydrophones, experts emphasized. The contactee eventually disappeared.
And in September 2011, a small disc, worn around a yacht sailing off the coast of Sweden, was filmed. What kind of object it was, which periodically dived, no one explained.
A disc running on water filmed off the coast of Sweden in 2011
The well-known Russian ufologist Vladimir Azhazha once wrote that NGOs are not uncommon on Earth. Like, he saw himself as a submariner. Most objects in the Atlantic Ocean - 44 percent of all observations, in the Pacific - 16 percent. Some NGOs scamper underwater at astonishing speeds of several hundred kilometers per hour. Maybe they are really extraterrestrial, as the hottest heads suggest? And in the Baltic Sea they are looking for something of their own - the lost?
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Where is it?
The Stockholm archipelago stretches 60 km east of Stockholm along the coast of the Södermanlan and Uppland provinces. The southernmost island of the Eya archipelago, the northernmost one is Vedde. In the east, the islands are separated from the Aland Islands by the South Kvarken Strait. In total, the archipelago has about 24,000 islands, islets and rocks. Ingaryo Island, mentioned by the military, is one of the largest.
There are more than 20 thousand islands in the Stockholm archipelago - there is even a place to hide for aliens.
By the way, in 1992, Bentt Gustafson, the commander-in-chief of the Swedish armed forces, who had almost no doubts that it was Soviet submarines who were secretly annoying, expressed confidence that with the collapse of the USSR and as a result of the decline in the combat capability of the Baltic Fleet, visits would stop. But they didn’t stop.