The Russian helicopter Mi-28N "Night Hunter" that crashed in Syria could collide with a UFO in the air. This assumption was made by the famous American ufologist Scott K. Waring, having analyzed official statements and testimonies of the Russian military.
Thus, the ufologist notes that, according to the Russian agency Interfax, which is based on information from an unnamed source, most likely among the Russian military, on the route of the Russian Mi-28N "there could be some kind of obstacle that the helicopter collided with." The ufologist reasonably concludes that there can be no natural obstacles in the air when flying at such altitudes. In addition, the terrain in the area of the helicopter accident is practically flat with no visible hills and mountains, which could theoretically collide "Night Hunter".
Scott K. Waring also draws attention to the fact that local residents in the area of the disaster, since the evening of last day, observed bright red lights moving quickly across the sky in the sky, which they mistook for the actions of Russian aviation, but they were greatly surprised by the speed and maneuverability of the lights. In addition, in the late afternoon, local residents began to experience interruptions in television broadcasting and mobile communications, which also indirectly testifies to the appearance of UFOs in the area.
The American ufologist also bases his guesses on the fact that in the area of the Khmeimim base and in the places of the bombing of Russian aviation, video and photographic equipment several times recorded UFOs that observed what was happening or accompanied Russian and Syrian aircraft.
For example, at the end of 2014, a Syrian Air Force plane was attacked by two UFOs, which completely blocked its onboard equipment. After landing, the Syrian pilots could not remember what happened to them at that time (see video).
At the end of last year, in one of the bombing areas of the Russian bombardment, a drone captured mysterious objects that swept over the site of the bombings. The objects were identified only by Mexican ufologists with a closer look at the video (see video).
On the night of November 25-26, near the Khmeimim airbase in the Latakia province, where Russian military aircraft are based, the flight of an unidentified flying object was visually recorded. At the same time, all the household electronics of local residents were out of order, and Russian aviation did not fly until the end of the next day (see video).
In conclusion, Scott K. Waring expressed regret that ufologists do not have access even to the wreckage of the helicopter, on which anomalous traces of aliens could remain. According to the ufologist, even if there was a collision of a helicopter with a UFO, the public, perhaps, will never know about this, since the Russian military will keep everything that happened.
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