Declassified UFO / UAP Document
KGB's 'SOSNA' Profiled
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AI-Generated Summary
This report identifies a secret KGB-linked electronic surveillance facility located at the historic Viimsi Estate in Merivalja, Estonia. It details the physical security measures and equipment, such as aerials and a large dish, observed at the site.
This document, a JPRS report dated August 19, 1992, authored by Juri Liim, provides an intelligence profile regarding a clandestine military facility in Estonia. The author describes the presence of numerous military structures across Estonia, specifically focusing on a highly secret surveillance center located at the Viimsi Estate of General Laidoner in Merivalja. The estate, formerly belonging to the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces during Estonia's independence period, has been repurposed for military use. The author notes that the site is heavily fortified with barbed wire and contains special-purpose offices. Observations made by the author include the presence of two 'sputnik' aerials behind the estate and a large receiving dish in the yard. The facility is identified as housing an electronic surveillance unit, with the author noting that the interior of the mansion has been significantly altered to accommodate these operations.
There are quite a few military structures on the soil of the Republic of Estonia that have a forest of aerials sprouting out of them.
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Official Assessment
The document identifies a secret electronic surveillance center located at the former Viimsi Estate of General Laidoner in Merivalja, Estonia, which houses an electronic surveillance unit.
Key Persons
- General LaidonerGeneral and Supreme Commander of Armed Forces during Estonia's independence period
- Mrs. LaidonerFormer resident of the estate