On episode 239 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, we peek behind the Iron Curtain to hear extraordinary accounts of UFO pursuits, crashes, and encounters from the former Soviet Union. Crash retrievals with supposed occupants, breaking in to an almost impenetrable craft, UFOs over a nuclear missile site, and an underwater battle with aquatic aliens... these are the sensational, yet sometimes well-documented cases to be unearthed in Soviet UFO files. Are these files merely a game of disinformation during the hight of the Cold War, or could they be true accounts of Russian military and civilian witnesses coming in to contact with something truly otherworldly? 

This episode was co-researched and co-written by Marcus Lowth. To learn more, visit www.ufoinsight.com 

Special thanks to John Greenewald and George Knapp for additional information and documentation included in this episode. Visit them at: www.theblackvault.com and www.mysterywire.com

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