Spökprojektil exploderade efter nedslag / Två spökbomber över södra Sverige

This document is a compilation of two newspaper reports dated Wednesday, August 28, 1946, detailing sightings of 'ghost projectiles' and 'ghost bombs' in Denmark and Sweden. The first report, from Copenhagen, describes an incident on a Tuesday evening at 21:00 in northern Jutland. Witnesses on a country road observed a projectile flying at a low altitude, forcing them to take cover. The object subsequently exploded, either just above the ground or upon impact, creating a large pillar of fire and a sound heard over a wide area. Simultaneously, two police officers in northern Zealand reported seeing a rocket-like projectile at high altitude with a long tail of fire. The second report, from Malmö, describes two 'ghost bombs' seen over southern Sweden on the same Tuesday evening. These objects appeared at 21:00, separated by approximately five minutes, traveling from south to north at an estimated altitude of 200 meters. They were described as reddish, nearly spherical, and moving at an extremely high speed, with one trailing a tail of fire.