Residents of one of the sleeping areas of the Ukrainian capital witnessed a strange phenomenon: with the first twilight, a luminous body was seen in the sky. Some thought it was an airplane flying, some identified it with a star. But, as it turned out later, it was something else - unknown to people
This is evidenced by eyewitness accounts. At first, the object hung motionless in the sky, but after a few minutes, its shape began to increase. Further - more: the unknown object began to sink to the ground, and then completely disappeared.
The fact that it could be a UFO is also evidenced by the fact that during these few minutes of its "hovering" in the sky, power outages were noticed in the apartments of houses: as the object increased, voltage began to drop, and when the object disappeared, the light turned on again.
It should be noted that this is not the first time that a UFO "visits" Kiev. In September last year, two women from Kiev, located on Sophia Square, saw a UFO in the evening sky of the capital, they photographed what they saw. An unusual phenomenon consisted of eight not identical luminous points, lined up in one line at the same distance from each other. The line was not straight - it looked like an arch.
“One would think that these are glare from the headlights of cars, but after a second series of images it became finally clear that it was a UFO. Moreover, in other frames there were already not 8, but two luminous UFO objects,”eyewitnesses said then.
A few months earlier - in July - a UFO was seen over Obolon - there, according to eyewitnesses, three strange balloons were flying. “These three balls appeared somewhere over the territory of the brewery, and began to move towards the northeast,” eyewitnesses said, noting that “they were 50 times more stars, fiery red, and moved very slowly”.
But the most amazing thing is that UFOs were seen in Kiev on Easter - in April 2007. According to eyewitnesses, the anomaly looked like four huge "lamps" located like the ends of a rhombus, each slightly smaller than the moon. Some "luminaries" appeared and disappeared, and blue rays came from two luminous balls. One stretched towards the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, the other towards Khreshchatyk.