by Nirmal Narayanan October 28, 2018 (ibtimes.co.in)
• On October 25, 2018, a Vladivostok, Russia resident, Dmitry Dissar, video-recorded a cluster of UFOs flying over the city in broad daylight. (see 2:28 minute video below)
• UFO enthusiasts think that the appearance of alien craft in broad daylight indicates that they are gearing up for a mass public disclosure. Some conspiracy theorists claim that the UFOs are actually secret anti-gravity military vessels developed by the Russian military, similar to the U.S. Air Force’s TR-3B delta-shaped craft. Or the clip could be a CGI fake.
Conspiracy theorists in Russia are all in a state of ecstasy after they spotted a cluster of unidentified flying objects in the skies of Vladivostok, Russia. The video was apparently shot on October 25, in broad daylight, and the cluster of UFO, after appearing on the skies, soon attained the shape of the alphabet ‘S’.
Even though the video was originally shot by a man named Dmitry Dissar, the clip gained popularity once it was shared by popular conspiracy theory channels like ‘Mavi777’ and ‘UFO Institute’. After watching the video, most of the viewers argued that this strange clip is an irrefutable proof of alien existence. As per these alien buffs, aliens have now started appearing in broad daylight which indicates that they are gearing up for a disclosure.
A section of other conspiracy theorists claimed that the objects spotted in the video could be secret anti-gravity military vessels developed by the Russian military. Some of these theorists compared these flying spaceships with the TR-3B, the alleged spaceships developed by US Air Force, as claimed by conspiracists all around the world.
However, experts who analyzed the video substantiated that the clip could be generated using advanced computer graphics.
2:28 minute video of skies over Vladivostok, Russia on 10-25-18
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