Declassified UFO / UAP Document
The Battle to Get the Harvest In Ended With Victims: Once More About the Mystery of the Ural Fields
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This document reports on recurring, unexplained mass poisonings of students during potato harvests in the Ural region between 1989 and 1991. It outlines various environmental and chemical theories being investigated to explain the phenomenon.
This report, filed by A. Tarasov for IZVESTIYA on October 26, 1991, details a series of unexplained health incidents occurring among students participating in potato harvests in the Ural region. Following a significant poisoning event at the Krasnoufimskiy sovkhoz, which was previously covered in IZVESTIYA No. 221, students from the Ural University were withdrawn from the fields. However, the incidents continued, affecting students from the Sverdlovsk Institute of the National Economy and the Ural Polytechnical Institute. These illnesses were reported across several locations, including the Kamenskiy, Beloyarskiy, Sysertskiy, and Polevskiy rayons. The document notes that the phenomenon of a 'poisonous phantom' was first officially recorded in 1989. The author lists several prevailing theories regarding the cause of these illnesses, including the improper use of pesticides, exposure to complex chemical compounds, acid rain, and technogenic pollution resulting from the decomposition and interaction of poisons.
There are a great multitude of versions of the cause of the incident. Among them are these: the sickness is the result of violations in the procedures for use of pesticides; the result of a complex of chemical compounds; acid rain; technogenic pollution formed in the course of the decomposition and interaction of a poison
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Official Assessment
The document reports on a series of unexplained illnesses affecting students harvesting potatoes in the Ural region. Various theories are mentioned, including pesticide misuse, chemical compounds, acid rain, and technogenic pollution.
Key Persons
- A. TarasovSpecial correspondent for IZVESTIYA