Declassified UFO / UAP Document
USSR, PRC Scientists in Joint Study of UFO's
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Soviet and Chinese scientists have launched a joint research program in Dalnegorsk to investigate a surge in UFO sightings. The study includes the collection of photographic and video evidence and explores potential links between the sightings and local geological features.
This intelligence cable, dated May 23, 1990, reports on a collaborative effort between Soviet and Chinese scientists to study Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UFOs). The report originates from a Moscow domestic service broadcast on May 21, 1990. According to the document, specialists from the PRC and the Soviet Far East have begun a joint study of UFOs, specifically focusing on the small maritime town of Dalnegorsk. The researchers have established a formal program to investigate these anomalous incidents. The specialists have already collected video and photographic evidence of the phenomena. The report highlights that the town of Dalnegorsk was selected for this study due to the high frequency of visual observations in the area. Over the preceding four years, at least ten UFO sightings have been recorded in the region. The specialists suggest a potential correlation between these sightings and the presence of useful minerals in the Maritime Kray, noting that similar incidents have occurred in mountainous regions of China that share comparable climatic and landscape characteristics to the Dalnegorsk area.
THE LAST FOUR YEARS ALONE NO LESS THAN 10 UFO'S HAVE BEEN RECORDED.
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Official Assessment
Specialists from the USSR and China have initiated a joint program to investigate UFO incidents in the Dalnegorsk region, noting a significant increase in visual observations over the last four years.