“I have seen aliens – says the president of the Russian Cosmonauts Association!

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Aliens exist! At least, says Russian astronaut Vladimir Kovaljonok, who spent 217 days between 1977 and 1982 at the Saljut 6 space station. The Kosmonaut, one of the most famous in Russia, even said that one of the unidentifiable flying objects (UFOs) saw exploding.

“I have seen a lot of UFOs in the universe, one of them splintered into pieces,” says the current president of the Russian Cosmonauts Association. Kovaljon, 62, is also surprised by the silence of other colleagues. “I do not understand that other astronauts say they have seen nothing unusual in the orbit,” he complained, adding that he saw many UFOs of all kinds, shapes and sizes. “I remember observing the weird object in 1981. It was really small, when I saw him, I called colleague Viktor Savinych and he grabbed the camera but when he was going to shoot UFO, he exploded, leaving only a smoke of smoke, that’s it. We called the control center immediately, “the astronaut remembered. “I do not know what happened that day, but it was definitely not my imagination,” added the cosmonaut who was awarded many times.

Data from the Ground Control Center later confirmed that the day had become strange in the universe. “When we returned to Earth, our experts confirmed that they had an extremely high radiation level at the time of the UFO explosion,” he said.
Major General Vladimir Vasiljevic KOVALJONOK

SPACE MISSIONS:
09.10.1977 – 11.10.1977 (Soyuz 25)
15.06.1978 – 02.11.1978 (Soyuz 29, Saljut 6)
12.03.1981 – 26.05.1981 (Soyuz T-4, Saljut 6)

In the universe, you have apparently seen something that could be related to extraterrestrial intelligence.
I think there are many legends about cosmonauts, and reporters often tend to exaggerate. But of course, astronautics is experiencing many unusual phenomena as a new field. People were witnesses in the orbit that could not see the earth.

But I will return to the meeting you asked. It was May 5, 1981, around eighteenth. At that moment, we were over South Africa and headed for the Indian Ocean. I just practiced when I saw a strange object I could not explain the presence. In space it is impossible to determine the distance. A small object may look like a large, far-off object, and vice versa. Sometimes even a cloud of dust resembles a large compact body. This object had the shape of an ellipse and flew parallel with us. From the front he seemed to rotate in the direction of the flight.

Did he fly in the direct direction, or did some unusual movements in flight?
He flew only in the direct direction. Suddenly there was something like an explosion. It was wonderful to look at. There were gold flashes around the body, then a second or two later, followed by a second explosion: Two beautiful gold balls emerged from the wreckage …

 

Was there anything in the balls?
There was nothing. After the explosion, I only saw white smoke and clouds like clouds. Before we were immersed in the dark, we passed through the so-called terminator, a zone between the illuminated and unlit Earth’s hemisphere. We flew east, and as we entered the shadow of the shadow of the earth, everything was gone.

There are many pilots who have seen similar objects in the sky. Maybe there is a physical explanation for these observations, but interestingly, a lot of different people have been watching the same kind of objects. Do you think this may be a different intelligence?

I do not want to exclude it, I would not deny this phenomenon. After all I’ve seen, I can not deny him or I can. I saw those moves, and there was sufficient evidence to me that this object was not ordinary space waste. An uncontrolled body would never do such maneuvers. We can not physically explain these movements.
Can you probably better than anyone else to distinguish whether a material object moves its natural path or whether it is controlled by some intelligence …
It was flying in parallel with us, so I think it was a controlled object. The movements he performed during the flight were certainly not accidental.