Russian Warplanes Reportedly Engaged in Secret Dogfights with UFOs, Declassified Documents Reveal
Declassified Russian documents obtained by investigative reporter George Knapp have revealed startling information about Russian warplanes engaging in secret dogfights with unidentified flying objects (UFOs). These documents, smuggled out of Russia, suggest that Russian warplanes pursued and even shot at UFOs on at least 45 occasions by 1993.
The revelations came to light during the recent House subcommittee hearing on UFOs, where former Navy pilot Ryan Graves, ex-Navy commander David Fravor, and former U.S. intelligence officer David Grusch testified. While the attention was focused on their explosive testimonies, details in Knapp’s and investigative journalist Jeremy Corbell’s letters to the House’s Oversight Committee were overshadowed.
In his letter to the committee, Knapp highlighted that the dismissive attitude of the military towards UFOs is in direct contradiction to what is revealed in classified documents. Since 1969, the military’s position has been that UFOs do not pose a threat to national security and are not worthy of further study. However, the obtained documents suggest otherwise.
According to Knapp, the Russian military conducted a 10-year study on UFOs, which involved thousands of case files and interviews with military personnel. The program’s director revealed to Knapp that Russian warplanes had engaged in intense dogfights with UFOs. While most incidents resulted in the UFOs escaping at incredible speeds, three incidents led to Russian warplanes being disabled and crashing, resulting in the death of two pilots. After these incidents, the Ministry of Defense issued a nationwide order for warplanes to avoid engaging with UFOs due to their potential retaliation capabilities.
Knapp had been reporting on UFOs, now referred to as unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), since 1987. He had a close relationship with Senator Harry Reid, fueling his interest in the subject. Knapp also revealed whispers he had heard in 1989 about crashed UFOs and covert programs involving strange materials and reverse engineering being carried out in the Nevada desert.
During the recent hearing, David Fravor, a retired Commanding Officer of the Navy’s Black Aces Squadron, recounted his encounter with an unidentified object known as the Tic Tac in 2004. He described the object as a giant flying propane tank that displayed extraordinary capabilities, surpassing any known military technology at the time. Fravor detailed the object’s physics-defying maneuvers and its lack of traditional propulsion systems.
The hearing also shed light on the government’s knowledge and possession of UFO-related technology. David Grusch, a decorated Air Force veteran, testified that the government has possessed UFO technology and non-human biologics since the 1930s. He claimed to know the exact locations where such materials are being held but could not provide further details due to an ongoing whistleblower reprisal program case against him.
The congressional hearing aimed to address the over-classification of UFO-related records and allegations of a government cover-up spanning several decades. The Senate has also taken steps towards UFO transparency by introducing bipartisan legislation to declassify and release UFO-related records.
The revelations from the declassified Russian documents and the testimonies in the recent hearing have brought the UFO issue to the forefront of global importance. Corbell, in his letter to Congress, emphasized the objective truth that UFOs are real and have been part of human history since ancient times. He expressed concern over the seemingly unchecked presence of UFOs in our airspace, highlighting their superior maneuverability and performance capabilities compared to advanced military weaponry.
As the public and government officials continue to grapple with the UFO phenomenon, the recent hearing and the declassification of documents provide new insights that challenge the traditional dismissive stance towards UFOs. The establishment of a dedicated office to study UFO sightings in the upcoming defense budget further emphasizes the growing significance of this subject. Whether these revelations will lead to a deeper understanding of the UFO phenomenon or prompt further secrecy and skepticism remains to be seen.
Furthermore, it is worth noting that while the disclosed information opens up new perspectives on the existence of UFOs and extraterrestrial life, skepticism and critical examination of these claims should be maintained for a balanced approach to the subject. With further investigation and disclosure, it is hoped that clearer answers about UFOs and their implications for national security and humanity as a whole will be revealed.
