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Soldiers in Ukraine recently captured a disc-shaped UFO on video hovering in the sky, leaving them completely perplexed as to what they had just witnessed.
While doing some a reconnaissance with one of their thermal imaging quadcopter drones, the soldiers of the 406th Battalion in the Ukraine Armed Forces (UAF) spotted something they didn’t recognize.
“What the f— is this? Why isn’t it moving?” one of the soldiers can be heard saying in Ukrainian.
In 2022, astronomers in Ukraine reported seeing dozens of “phantom” UFOs that they claimed “cannot be scientifically identified.” Was this one of those?
“I’m telling you, it’s a UFO, for sure,” a soldier can be heard saying. “It’s standing still. Zoom in more, it’s standing still. Do you see?”
“Can’t see anything on the thermal cameras. Maybe ram it?”
Based on the thermal-imaging drone’s temperature range, the UFO was warmer than its surroundings (“black hot”), although a red “error message” on the drone’s control interface leaves key details unresolved, as experts told DailyMail.com.
Viewers of the video have speculated that the mysterious UFO could be anything from the “Baghdad Phantom” to Fata Morgana (a complex form of superior mirage which significantly distorts the object or objects on which they are based).
Strange UFOs have been seen witnessed all over the region around Russia and Ukraine over the past year.
In April of 2023, a UFO spotted near a Russian power plant ended up being “monitored” by military officials.
That same month, an unexplained blinding flash of light over Kyiv sparked UFO and alien concerns.
Last January, Russia claimed local military forces shot down another mysterious UFO over the village of Sultan Sala in the Myasnikovsky district. A Telegram channel even published a video showing a shiny object flying in the sky then exploding in the sky.