CIA Document Reports Tale of Russian Troops Being Incinerated by Aliens
Aggressive action by Russians triggers severe Alien response

A CIA briefing paper summarizing an article published in a Ukrainian newspaper tells a terrifying tale of a one-sided scrimmage that occurred between Russian Troops and extraterrestrials.
The Mar. 27, 1993 source article for the CIA briefing paper claims that the incident is based on a 250-page file obtained by the CIA soon after the dissolution of the Soviet Union, which occurred under Mikhail Gorbachev in 1991.
Newspaper Account Based on Mysterious File
The mysterious file, which reportedly serves as the primary source of this Russian military defeat, supposedly contains many photos and interviews with survivors of the one-sided battle, which is described in the newspaper article as a “Horrific picture of revenge on the part of extraterrestrial creatures.”
According to the captured KGB materials, the scrimmage between Russian troops and the alien creatures began when a low-flying UFO buzzed a routine Russian military training exercise. This apparent unexpected surveillance by a UFO caused one of the soldiers to unwisely launch a surface-to-air missile that hit the UFO — bringing it down not far from where the troops were assembled.
Five Humanoids with Large Heads and Large Black Eyes
But instead of killing the UFO’s occupants, the solder’s defensive action stirred up a hornet’s nest.
Russian soldiers watched in horror as five humanoid creatures with large heads and large black eyes emerged from the downed UFO. It was then that something amazing occurred, which I have read about in many UFO reports.
Instead of surrendering to the Russians, the five alien entities came together, put their arms around each other, and they morphed into a “single object that morphed into a spherical shape.”
Horror of Horrors

“That object began to buzz and hiss sharply, and then became brilliantly white, “ the report states. “In a few seconds, the spheres grew much bigger and exploded by flaring up with an extremely bright light. At that very instant, 23 soldiers who had watched the phenomenon turned into stone poles. Only two soldiers who stood in the shade and were less exposed to the luminous explosion survived.”
CIA Document
According to the article, the remains of the UFO and the “petrified soldiers” were transferred to a secret scientific research institution near Moscow.
Russian scientists preliminarily believe that the aliens have harnessed an energy force that can instantaneously change flesh and blood into stone.
Reminiscent of the Biblical Story of Sodom and Gomorrah
Russian Troops Turned into Stone Like Lot’s Wife turned into a Pillar of Salt
If you are still with me at this stage of my article, then you must be wondering why this reporter has stuck with the CIA account that sounds like science fiction.
Why?
For two reasons: (1) the morphing sequence of the aliens into one entity is something that other eyewitnesses in legitimate cases have described many times. It seems to be an otherworldly method used by these creatures to protect themselves or destroy others. (2) The unusual demise of the Russian soldiers being turned into stone reminds me of the so-called “angels” of God who destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah in the Bible and turned Lot’s wife into a pillar of salt when she disobeyed them and looked back. It appears to be the same molecular-changing technology — which is more advanced than anything so far developed here on Earth.
As a UFO researcher, I have come to believe that many events in the Bible were carried out — not by angels — but by extraterrestrials.


About Chet Dembeck
Chet is an award-winning print journalist who has covered technology, government, and the Pentagon for various news organizations in the Baltimore/Washington corridor for several decades. Chet has completed stints as a reporter for the Washington Business Journal, the Federal Times, and the Baltimore Daily Record.
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Chet Dembeck
Chet is an award-winning print journalist who has covered technology, government, and the Pentagon for news organizations across the Baltimore/Washington corridor for decades. He also edited a healthcare newsletter.
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