Josh (host)

Okay.

So he's like in it.

Yeah.

But he was speaking with Congress.

Okay.

But George Knapp presented compelling information from Soviet-era documents he had obtained in the 1990s.

His key points included the Soviet Union launched what appears to be the largest known UFO investigation in world history, spanning approximately from 1978 to 1988.

The program collected thousands of reports...

covering sightings and orbs, anomalous aerial objects, and more funneled all findings to his Central Soviet Ministry of Defense, whatever.

But he recounted 40 engagements where the Soviet MiG fighters attempted to intercept UFOs.

In three of those close encounters, the MiGs reportedly crashed, two pilots died after firing on unknown objects.

Mm-hmm.

Subsequently, Soviet decrees warned pilots to avoid such engagements altogether.

One particular...

Yep.

One alarming incident occurred in October 1982 at a Ukrainian ICBM missile base.

This is crazy.

A UFO hovered over the launch site for about four hours, then split apart, merged, performed incredible maneuvers, and suddenly the missile launch control systems activated.

What?

displaying correct launch codes and firing up.