'Exceeding our assumptions': CIA declassifies alleged alien murder of two dozen soldiers.


According to official documents from the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, Soviet soldiers died after an attack by an alien UFO. The document, published on the CIA's website, contains a report about a strange incident that occurred on Soviet territory in the late 1980s.
According to this report, after downing an unidentified flying object by Soviet troops, alien beings appeared, merging into a single entity. This combined organism emitted a bright flash of light, resulting in most soldiers turning to stone. Only two servicemen survived.
The document also reports that the remains of the soldiers and fragments of the UFO were delivered to a secret research base near Moscow, where scientists determined that the bodies of the military had turned to limestone. Experts speculate that an unknown source of energy is behind such a transformation.
In a conversation with media representatives, an unnamed CIA official stated that the aliens possess dangerous weapons and technologies that surpass human imagination.
The Canadian publication Weekly World News reports that the incident may have occurred between 1989 and 1990.
However, former CIA agent Mike Baker expressed his skepticism about this report, stating that he does not believe in such extraordinary events.
The Ministry of Defense has created a special group to study unidentified aerial phenomena, but this report about the alien attack has gained wide popularity.
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