The Pentagon has published a CIA report on UFO flights over Budapest and Moscow.

The documents released by the Pentagon on unidentified flying objects (UFOs) contain a report by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), which contained information about the alleged appearance of flying saucers over Budapest and Moscow in 1955. Relevant materials attest to this on June 12.

Such certificates were provided to the American special services by one of the US citizens of Hungarian origin. The man claimed that his niece, who lived in Budapest, had seen strange phenomena in the sky among other residents of that city, RIA Novosti reports.

"These very fast flying objects have greatly occupied the scientific community. I'm sure you've already heard from the newspapers.: The speed of these objects was estimated at 12,000 km per hour," the girl's letter said.

She attached a drawing to her message, where she displayed how and where these devices were moving. According to the drawings, UFOs cruised to Moscow and back. The recipient, in an interview with the CIA, clarified that it was the first time his niece had told him about such a thing.

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The Pentagon materials, as it turned out on May 23, described a type of UFO that American observers had noticed during a trip to the USSR. They claimed that one of the disks moved almost vertically, rotating clockwise. It rose to a distance of about 1.83 km, and then accelerated sharply and flew north.

The first batch of American documents, which contain information about unidentified flying objects and various anomalies, was declassified on May 8, the second became available on the 22nd of the same month.