CIA C05516709 Concatenated PROD Reports 1988-1994

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target against the background of the illuminated city. It was
difficult to determine its nature or classification due to the
limited lighting. On order from the command post, I ended my mission
and returned to the airfield. I ~anded with 700 liters of fuel still
remaining. The weather in the region was 0-10."
5. Between 2000 and 2400 on 21 Karch, UFOs were reported in the
regions of Pereslavl-Zalesskiy, Novoselye, Zagorsk, Yakovlevo,
Ploshevo, Dubki, Kablukovo, Pryazino, and Kirzhach. The RABOCBAYA
TRIBUNA report includes the following excerpts from observation
reports:
6. A radar observation post in the Pereslavl-Zalesskiy region: "A
shining object with red lights at an azimuth of 260-270 degrees and a
range of about 40 kilometers, moving at a speed many times greater
than that of an aircraft, appeared at 2119. A shining object with
white lights and the same parameters was following it. At 2135 the
object with the luminous red lights disappeared at an azimuth of 220
degrees and at an undetermined range. At 2140 there were alternate
appearances and disappearances of the second object with white lights
at an azimuth of 270-250 degrees and range of 40-100 kilometers. At
2140 there was a steady appearance and hovering of the object at an
azimuth of 270 degrees. At 2155 the object disappeared at an azimuth
of 240 degrees and a range of 40 kilometers. At 2157 the object
appeared in the parameters indicated above. At 2159 an airplane was
observed at an azimuth of 250 degrees, a range of 30-50 kilometers,
and a course of 330 degrees. The object was turning and, at great
speed, approaching the airplane. After an approach to a distance of
about 20 kilometers, the object disappeared fro. the field of
observation and then appeared again to the rear and above the plane.
The object was moving in an arc at an azimuth of 270 degrees. At
2201 the object was hovering in place at an azimuth of 190-200
degrees and a range up to 100 kilometers. At 2203 a fighter aircraft
appeared in the field of observation at an azimuth of 240 degrees.
While the fighter was approaching the object, the latter disappeared.
At 2205 the object appeared at an azimuth of 190-220 degrees,
hovered, and, after 1-2 minutes, disappeared."
7. Captain V. Birin: "The object looked like a f1yill8 saucer with
two very bright lights along the edges. Its diameter was
approximately 100-200 meters, judging by the shining lights. A less
intense light, which looked like a porthole, could be seen between
the two bright lights. After the object receded, a red light with
average intensity remained. The trajectory depended on the flashing
of the bright side lights: the more often they flashed, the faster
the speed of the UFO, and vice versa. While hovering, the object
extinguished its lights almost completely. At 2230 the object headed
off in the direction of Moscow. I am enclosing a drawing of it."
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