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Location. Astrakhan, Russia
Date: August 1990 Time: evening
A local metal worker was resting on a street bench after having worked all day. He
suddenly looked up and saw an object hovering over him, resembling a large star.
On the edges of the star he saw bright flashes of light. Then the “star” descended
and he was able to see the borders on the metallic surface of a strange craft,
consisting of several segmented metal structures, joined by some type of rivet-like
objects. Moments later a grayish cloud enveloped him. The fog seemed to condense
and assumed a white tint. The fog then became gray again and vanished. The
astounded man then found himself in a strange colored room. Next he was
confronted by several humanoid entities in the room. The humanoids were humanlike,
very attractive looking, with beautiful features (possibly of the Nordic kind).
The aliens communicated with the witness and invited him to drink some
multicolored liquids, which were quite tasty, but very difficult to compare with any
drink on Earth. The alien crew then gave the witness a tour of their ship, into the
different compartments of the circular alien craft. The man walked along the
corridors with strangely pressed bas-reliefs or pictures on the walls. Then they
showed him what appeared to be a power plant, but before doing that they put a
kind of spacesuit on him. Then they entered the main engine compartment
(apparently the power source emitted dangerous emissions to humans). The stunned
man saw lots of sophisticated equipment and then he was returned back to the
Earth. Soon after the encounter the witness began research into what he called
“magnetic liquid” which was what was used to power the UFO’s engine. The aliens
informed the witness among other facts, that they wanted to prevent the crash on
the bridge of the Russian vessel on the river Volga back in the spring of 1990 and
sent their saucer in order to prevent the collision. But the alien spacecraft also
experienced “technical” problems and lost power, so another alien craft had to
approach the first one and “transmit” power to the first one. But it was too late to
prevent the tragic accident on the Volga. Amazingly, another resident of Astrakhan,
a Mrs. Fadeeva confirmed the incident. She reported seeing two UFOs in the air
before the incident with the ship and noticed the moment when something like
“thunder bolts” jumped between both UFOs.
HC addendum
Source: Major E. Suetin of the Inner Troops, director of
Astrakhan UFO Center in: “Rabochaya Tribuna” (Working Tribune)
Newspaper, Moscow December 2 1990
Type: G
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