The Alien. Belarus

Location. Krepachi, Baranovichi area, Brest region, Belarus
Date: August 24 2004
Time: 0308A
Military maneuvers and exercises code-named “Shield of the Fatherland-2004” (Szhit Otechestva-2004) began in the forests of Belarus. A senior lieutenant named Dmitriy commander of a reconnaissance diversion group (RDG) was performing rear guard operations and was engaged in destroying targets pre-positioned there. On August 24 at 2200 they made camp. Two men code-named “Rainbow” and “Hedgehog” were posted for night duty watch. The group had decided to make camp 375 meters away from the village of Krepachi in the Brest region. The location was mixed forest, in a clearing with 2 large old oaks and a lake between them. The almost empty (dying?) village was not in any map and the nearest real inhabited place was the hamlet of Gorodiszhe. At 0308A they were awakened by a bright, but a monotonously spreading orange light. Their radio communication in their portable (Podsneshnik) radio remained intact. Dmitriy asked Rainbow if he had seen anything. Rainbow replied that he could see a plate-shaped craft about 27 meters from him hovering over the earth at an altitude of about 2.5m. Dmitriy then gave the command to take defensive positions and prepare the grenade launcher. After confirming that all his men were ready, Dmitriy took another man “Barkhan” and went on a reconnaissance patrol. The object was generally sauce-shaped with a truncated cone above. At close observation the object seemed metallic. The UFO emitted a beam of turquoise light from its center. Unexpectedly “Hedgehog” reported that he could see four figures approaching from the object, which he could not see them properly because of the tall grass concealing them. The men then turned on their laser rangefinder to infra red mode. The humanoid figures seemed very tall, but the men could not see them properly. Dmitriy noticed that the figures moved evenly as if robotic in nature. Seconds later the UFO quickly gained altitude, zooming out of sight beyond the clouds. According to the laser rangefinder the UFO speed was 2600 kilometers per hour. The humanoid figures then walked into different directions. Dmitriy did not order his men to follow them because that could lead to separating the group, which contradicted the defensive order. The figures seemed to walk through some high tension wires as if they were not there. Dmitriy could only hope that the humanoids and object quickly leave and that his men would not be harmed. After returning to their unit some of the men informed senior officers of what had taken place. The officers ordered the men to keep silence, in order to prevent them from being discharged from the Army under “psychological” reasons. He suggested that the men had been hallucinating as a result of the rigorous training exercises. Later KGB personnel interview the men and appeared to be glad that the men had not used their weapons against the “aliens” for fear of retaliation. A female resident of the village told Army investigators that spherical and disk-shaped objects were often observed in the location. The villagers had been pasturing cows in the glade where the UFO had descended and the men had camped, and reported that the cow’s milk production had dropped dramatically.
Source: UFO at Military Maneuvers in Belarus “Inoplanetyanin” (Extraterrestrial) Newspaper, Ukraine, January 30 2005