In the Kaliningrad region, ten-year-old Vlad Korobov photographed a black flying saucer hovering over a field. Experts say that it doesn't look like montage
In mid-March last year, Vlad Korobov's mother Lyudmila decided to purchase a piece of land for building in the village of Povarovka (in the very place where they want to build a gambling zone). Having decided to see the place of the future home, the woman with her 10-year-old son went to the village.
“We were standing on the road, my mother was looking at the land, and I was looking at the landscape: the field and the sea, I photographed everything on a brand new mobile phone,” says Vlad. - Then I saw some strange object, he himself got into the camera lens, I immediately tried to take it off.
When the boy said to his mother: "Look!", The flying saucer had already flown away, and his mother said: "It seemed to you."
- A dark oval object - a real flying saucer - moved very quickly, then slowed down a little and seemed to stop, and then quickly climbed up and disappeared into the clouds, as if it was not there! - says Vlad. - I decided that it seemed to me that at home I threw all the photos from my phone to my computer, and I forgot about them. And yesterday I looked through the photo and found that I managed to photograph the UFO then! Having enlarged the picture, the schoolboy and his mother saw something like four wheels at the plate.
Now Vladislav always keeps his phone camera at the ready.
- I didn’t believe in UFOs, and now I don’t know what to think! - says Lyudmila Korobova. - Maybe this is modern military equipment? And it's good if these aircraft are ours. And if they belong to Poland or, God forbid, America?
Indeed, it is very difficult to say what is shown in the picture.
“It doesn't look like a photomontage,” our photographer Viktor Huseynov suggests. - It looks like a speck of dust, but, on the other hand, if there is no speck of dust in the rest of the pictures, then maybe the schoolboy really shot a UFO.
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