Congress witness claims Russian UFO incident almost started World War III

Witnesses on Unidentified Air Phenomenon (UAP) at Congressional Hearing Removal Allegations: In 1982, Russians allegedly Panicked Flying Object (UFO).

Investigative journalist George Knapp testified Tuesday that he obtained Soviet documents in the 1990s during a House Oversight Subcommittee hearing, which allegedly indicated that UFOs almost triggered World War III. According to Knapp, he obtained documents showing that the 1982 incident involving UFOs almost caused Russia to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile, also known as an intercontinental ballistic missile.

“In October 1982, an incident of UFO popping up occurred at an intercontinental ballistic missile base, which was observed on this base, where, there, pointed us, the United States,” Knapp told the House Oversight Committee.

“These UFOs perform incredible actions,” Knapp said. “They separate, fuse together, appear and disappear. At the end of this four-hour time, the ICBM launch control code lit up. Something went into the right code. The missile was fired out and ready to be launched, and they couldn’t close it.”

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Knapp said Russian officers began to “panic”, but UFOs quickly disappeared and the launch control system returned to normal.

He said that the personnel at the time were unable to figure out what caused the problem. Knapp said the personnel did not blame EMP (electromagnetic pulse) or the surge in electricity, nor did they provide “the Bologna excuse given by the United States for similar incidents involving our nuclear missiles.” Instead, they believed that this was information on where the UFO came from, he said.

“That’s a creepy thing. I mean. That’s. We’ve been a few seconds since World War III began, UFO Responsible for this. ” Knapp said.

U.S. Air Force veteran Jeffrey Nuccetelli, U.S. Navy senior chief Alexandro Wiggins, journalist George Knapp, U.S. Air Force veteran Dylan Borland and senior government policy attorney Joe Spielberger were sworn in and testified at the House Subcommittee hearing on September 9, on September 9. (Elizabeth Franz/Reuters)

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In addition to KNAPP, some active and former U.S. military personnel shared their experiences with UAPS.

U.S. Air Force veteran Jeffrey Nuccetelli described what is now known as Vandenberg Red Square, a famous event in which UAP was seen on the basis of Vandenberg Space Force in California in 2003, and then called Vandenberg Air Force Base before the establishment of U.S. Space Force. Nuccetelli recalled hearing chaos on the radio. His friend screamed, “It’s heading towards us! It’s right for us!” After a while, he said he heard them say “shoot and finished”.

R-FLA. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna calls for greater transparency to UFOs, also known as UAPS. (Ministry of War (formerly Ministry of Defense)/Getty Image)

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In addition, Chief Alexandro Wiggins, an active U.S. Navy officer who testified in his personal capacity, recalled the so-called “TIC TAC” event. He testified that the UAP did not display a “regular propulsion signature” when it left the scene.

Although the origin of these objects is not yet known, some members of the parliament House Oversight Committee Task Force is curious why they are hidden by the American people. Some people have asked for greater transparency on UAPS issues.