Secure Archive // Public Release
UFO / UAP
Unidentified aerial phenomena documented in officially released government archives.
559 published articles
The document reveals a series of UFO sightings reported by Soviet military and government officials, including comments from Mikhail Gorbachev on the reality of the phenomenon.
The CIS TV programming schedule for February 8-14 features a notable segment titled 'UFO: unannounced visit' on February 13, reflecting the era's growing public fascination with unidentified aerial phenomena.
A brief mention of a UFO symposium in Beijing is included in a summary of news items from China Radio International.
Experts from the Chinese mainland and Taiwan reported nearly 6,000 UFO sightings, with some events defying rational explanation.
A notable inclusion in the RUSTV schedule for January 10, 1992, is a program titled 'UFOs', reflecting public interest in unidentified aerial phenomena.
A segment on a Spanish television program highlights the ongoing public interest in UFOs during the early 1990s.
A television program aired in 1992 featured a UFO congress in Berlin, where experts discussed and showcased photographs of unidentified flying objects.
Carl Bildt's visit to Moscow aims to tackle the contentious issue of alleged Russian submarine incursions into Swedish waters, amidst skepticism from military experts.
A television program summary from Budapest MTV highlights a UFO World Congress, reflecting the era's public fascination with unidentified flying objects.
An experimental space vehicle was discovered in Cordoba, leading to reports of UFO sightings and strange events in the region.
The thermoplane, a novel aircraft design, aims to revolutionize transport in Siberia, utilizing advanced materials and ecological considerations.
The report reveals the extensive capabilities of the Soviet space monitoring system, crucial for tracking over 20,000 objects in orbit and ensuring national security.