Let us recall what will be discussed, on the night of February 1 to 2, 1959, in the Northern Urals, under unclear circumstances, a group of tourists, led by Igor Dyatlov, died.
A resident of Zelenodolsk said that he was not far from the place of death of 9 students and personally saw fireballs in the sky over the Urals, according to Zelenodolskaya Pravda.
According to Ibragim Bakhtiyarov, he was born and raised in Kirovograd in the Sverdlovsk region. In May 1966, as part of the Bazhenov expedition, he first went to summer practice in the city of Ivdel. And a year later he returned there as a worker.
Then he, being not far from the place of death of the tourist group (in a small village not far from the mountain), witnessed an unusual phenomenon.
“I raise my eyes and see how glowing balls are floating in the sky,” says Ibragim Bakhtiyarov. - There were about ten balls, one, the largest, in the center. The others revolved around him. Their movement speed was low. The balls did not spark, they burned with an even white light.
At first, he decided that they were space satellites, but then he remembered that he saw satellites, and they did not look like these balls at all. In addition, the balls floating in the sky suddenly stopped above the forest. All this was observed for an hour, after which the glowing balls disappeared. According to the man, these balloons came from the north, and there is the place of death of the Dyatlovites.
There were three more people with the narrator. According to him, they also saw these balls.
“It was not a hallucination, not a mirage. The balls really were, - added Ibragim Bakhtiyarov.
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Ibragim Bakhtiyarov heard about the death of Dyatlov's group only 14 years after the tragedy. He happened to be at the Sverdlovsk cemetery and saw a grave with nine photographs.
Recall, according to one of the versions of the death of the "Dyatlovites", during the search, rescuers saw in the sky strange glowing objects of a round shape. The balls moved towards the mountains and disappeared behind them. Later, the members of the first search group admitted that they thought that "the death of the Dyatlovites was somehow connected with these objects." The balls of light were a new trail in the mysterious death of the hikers. UFOs were suspected of their death.