Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Moscow International Service Program Summary — 21 February 1991
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This document provides a summary of a 1991 Soviet radio broadcast covering domestic political and economic issues. It is notable for a brief mention of insurance claims related to UFO attacks in Chita.
This document is a summary of a Moscow International Service broadcast in Mandarin, dated February 21, 1991. It outlines nineteen highlights from the broadcast, covering a variety of political, social, and economic developments within the Soviet Union. Key topics include calls for ethnic harmony in Georgia, the Moscow city Communist Party committee's condemnation of Yeltsin's criticism of Gorbachev, and the activities of the Soviet Women Association. Economic updates are provided regarding price reforms, coal miner strikes, and the privatization of farms in Belorussia. Social and cultural news includes the construction of a monument to victims of Stalin's persecution, a cultural festival, and the introduction of a new magazine. Notably, item 14 mentions that policy holders of an insurance company in Chita can file claims if attacked by a UFO. The broadcast also covers international relations, specifically Gorbachev's upcoming visit to Japan and discussions regarding the U.S. military presence in the Philippines.
14. policy holders of insurance company in chita can file claims if attacked by ufo.
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Key Persons
- YeltsinSubject of criticism by the Moscow city CP committee
- GoverbachevSubject of criticism by Yeltsin and upcoming visitor to Japan
- StalinHistorical figure associated with persecution