UFO Sightings in Turkey - Yalcin Yalman Haktan Akdoğan

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Publicado em 17 de ago de 2015
Turkey UFO Wave - 2007 to 2009 Footage In Chronological Order | Yalcin Yalman | Haktan Akdoğan

Turkey has a long history of unexplained aerial phenomenon and is known to be a hot spot. But between 2007 and 2009 in Kumburgaz, the northwest area of the country, what happened was a series of unusual events which unknown objects were observed over the sea on several occasions. At the same time this happened an important video was taken of something strange over the sea hovering in the sky. Throughout this blog I document, to the best of my knowledge, what happened, while more details are learned.

Residents described seeing metallic oval, and disc shaped objects, which behaved oddly, hovered, and moved silently while sometimes accompanied by strange red and orange lights. Some of the witnesses were residents of the nearby housing complex, curious onlookers, and fishermen. But in 2009, during and after, the International UFO conference near Istanbul, Roger Leir and 7 to 8 other people became witnesses themselves observing a physical object in the sky and watched the filming by Yalcin Yalman. He describes what he witnessed in the following audio: Roger Leir Interview

Reports were filed with the Sirius UFO and Space Science Research which is Turkey's primary UFO reporting organization run by Haktan Akdogan. Listed below are all the raw video segments, from 2007, 2008, and 2009. Also, the videos were analyzed by "The Scientific and Technology Research Board of Turkey" and "TUG National Observatory" which are both sponsored by the state and highly influential. They reviewed the originals confident they would find evidence of a hoax but amazingly came away with results that support the authenticity instead. The original cassettes have been studied by people from Japan, Chile, Brazil, and Russia. After several attempts so far nobody has been able to successfully demonstrate evidence of a hoax, fraud, or manipulation