Naturally, references to ancient sources cannot be found in documents and testimonies of our day. They have one more feature: the events described in them were not subject to publicity. When the situation changed, the Canadian newspaper The Weekly World News published sensational news from its Washington correspondent Nick Mann:
“In 1987, Soviet troops shot down a UFO flying low over Siberia. Aliens from outer space took revenge by destroying 23 Soviet soldiers. - said Nick Mann. - This information was obtained from the CIA, which has access to many documents on the activities of the Soviet secret services …
The UFO case contains 250 pages of eyewitness accounts - two soldiers who miraculously survived an alien attack. A stunning photograph of the crash site and drawings of the aliens complement the report, which one staff member called the most terrifying description of alien revenge available."
“These documents opened our eyes to the intentions of the aliens and their power. - said one of the informed CIA officers who turned over some KGB classified materials to trusted reporters in Washington. - There are known cases of UFO sightings and encounters with aliens. But we have not yet heard of aliens killing people. If the KGB reports are accurate, the incident is truly terrifying. It proves that aliens from outer space are not as benevolent creatures as we would like to think.
Their weapons and technology are vastly superior to anything on Earth."
“This macabre event shows,” asserts Nick Mann, “that aliens, if cornered, will use their means to defend themselves. According to KGB documents, Soviet soldiers, during combat duty on October 13, 1987 at 8:35 am in the morning, spotted a low-flying saucer-shaped ship. Air defense soldiers fired a surface-to-air missile at the UFO. The missile hit its target, and the alien ship crashed about 25 meters from the point of fire. He hit the ground with such force that his body shattered. Tiny humanoids with large heads and large black eyes emerge from the wrecked ship."
According to the surviving two witnesses, the creatures quickly moved away from the injured ship, a bright flash of light and an explosion.
“- When it was all over, the aliens disappeared, and 23 Russian soldiers were dead. The surviving two soldiers, terribly frightened by what had happened, looked in amazement at their comrades lying around the bodies. The blast of light had no effect on these two, and that's another mystery."
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A photo remains in memory: a "saucer" -type ship that crashed into the ground with an edge, next to the wreckage of its lower edge, twenty meters away - two surviving soldiers, one of whom is sitting on a caterpillar tractor, the other is standing.