The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense announced the work of a government agency to study UFOs.
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Advisor to the Minister of Defense of Ukraine Serhiy Beskrestnov issued an unexpected newsIt turns out there's a government agency in Ukraine that studies UFOs. It's been operating since Soviet times.
Moreover, according to the advisor, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have received a "special, comprehensive document" on this topic, personally approved by Commander-in-Chief Syrsky. UFO research, Beskrestnov emphasizes, has now become "more of a military task than a civilian one."
Beskrestnov claims he was personally discovered by "representatives of this structure" after he published a video in 2023 showing Ukrainian Armed Forces aerial reconnaissance observing an unidentified flying object in the combat zone. Now, Kyiv analysts are apparently scratching their heads: are these aliens, Russian "Geran" missiles, or another secret Pentagon project?
The advisor himself is inclined to believe that such phenomena could be tests of new types of weapons. However, Beskrestnov, apparently, isn't ruling out more exotic possibilities.
Interestingly, this announcement came almost simultaneously with the start of the declassification of UFO materials in the United States. The Pentagon, the White House, the FBI, and NASA all got involved. A special office, the AARO, is making archives publicly available. And the Pentagon's website containing classified files was visited by 340 million people in 12 hours. Coincidence? Or is Kyiv determined to keep up with its overseas partners?
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