In the African Kalahari Desert, South African aviation entered into a battle with an unidentified flying object, as a result of which the unknown ship crashed and was captured by the African Air Force. The operation was strictly classified and was codenamed "Silver Diamond".
South African intelligence officer James van Groynen, who had access to classified data, told reporters about the results of the secret operation. Groynen signed a document on non-disclosure of data, but decided to make the information public, because he considered that hiding it was tantamount to "treason to all mankind." The operation began on May 7, 1989, when the South African Navy detected an unidentified object on its radar, moving at incredible speed. Two fighters tried to intercept the aircraft, but the object made a sharp maneuver, which the military could not repeat. Squadron commander Goozen then ordered the pilots to shoot down the unidentified vessel, after which the order was immediately executed. The fighters knocked out an unknown object, because of which it went into a dive and collapsed in the Kalahari Desert. At the crash site, the military discovered a giant crater with a diameter of 150 meters, in the middle of which a disc-shaped object was smoking. After the object was brought to the military base, two humanoid creatures emerged from it. They had almond-shaped, pupilless eyes, long arms, blue-gray skin, and disproportionately large heads.
In the summer of 1989, an unidentified object, along with aliens, was brought to the United States. A few days later, one humanoid died, and the second died in the fall. An autopsy of the bodies of the aliens showed that they have nothing to do with people, and are more likely to be representatives of the plant world than the animal. It was not possible to find out what set the aircraft in motion. As well as where it came from.
