UFO Statement Came From Russian Authorities
Russia’s St. It was stated that unidentified flying objects (UFO) were seen 160 kilometers from the city of St. Petersburg and warplanes took off. Pulkovo International Airport, which was closed due to the UFO, was reopened to flights in the evening.
Russia closed its airspace after a UFO was spotted flying over St. According to local media reports, Russian military planes began searching for the “intruder” over Pulkovo Airport.
FLIGHTS CANCELED
The Flightradar aircraft tracking system did not detect any civilian aircraft over St Petersburg. The airport, located about 160 kilometers outside of the city, canceled all inbound and outbound flights early this morning.
According to the news in the Russian news agency TASS, flight restrictions have been lifted at Pulkovo International Airport, which was closed to transportation in the morning. st. Aircraft take-offs and landings were halted at St. Petersburg’s Pulkovo International Airport, and it was announced that this was caused by “an unidentified object flying in the area”.
UFO Statement Came From Russian Authorities
AT LEAST 5 FIGHTING AIRPLANES LEFT
An expert named Manu Gómez wrote on Twitter that there were “multiple reports” of an “unidentified object” at the airport. Gómez announced that at least five Russian military aircraft, two of which are Su-35 and MiG-31, are in the sky to intercept the UFO.
On the other hand, it was claimed that the UFO was seen in the direction of the Gulf of Finland. Different unconfirmed reports stated that the object was an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), while a journalist said that similar images were also seen in the North Caucasus and Belogrod.
CARPET PLAN ENTERED
Russian broadcaster Baza said aviation authorities had implemented the “Carpet” plan, which required all planes except military or rescue planes to land. This scheme usually comes into play when unidentified objects are seen in Russian airspace. This call is also used when something crosses the “state border of the Russian Federation”.
NUCLEAR ATTACK WARNINGS IN RUSSIA
But the incident occurred amid false alarms that disrupted TV and radio stations warning of a missile attack. This is the second time multiple regions across Russia have suffered such false alerts in the past 6 days.
Last week, millions of people in Russia were warned to rush to nuclear bunkers. When the sirens sounded, the spectators and spectators heard a warning: “Attention, attention! Everyone to the bunkers! Threat of missile attack, everyone to the bunkers immediately!”
The Russian Ministry of Defense made a statement on the subject, “Attention!! As a result of the attack on the servers of radio and TV stations in various parts of the country, an airborne attack alert was issued. The Russian Ministry of Defense reported. . This information is fake!” has been told.
Spy Balloons
On the other hand, global control of spy balloons flying over other countries for espionage purposes has increased recently. The US Air Force claimed that China was flying spies over the US skies.
The balloon was dropped on February 4 by an F-22 fighter jet that fired the AIM-9X Sidewinder missile.
