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Britain's Mirror tabloid, which placed the video on its website, wondered whether the craft could be the latest top secret Russian military hardware being tested... or it could just be a few weather balloons out for a casual fly.
Comment: Notice that 'Western media' limit the possibilities to Russian military hardware and weather balloons. Give us a break! 70 years of good UFO research and they can't even bring themselves to bring up the possibility that such a phenomenon might represent something truly unknown, i.e., not human-made or 'natural'.
The 'cluster' of UFOs were filmed at sunset which, according the video's creator, is the best time to catch UFOs, the Mirror wrote.
In the video, the glowing lights hang in the sky for a period of time, before vanishing into thin air.
It wasn't too long before the whole thing was dismissed as yet another tall tale though, with many web users claiming that the "fresh" video first popped up on YouTube exactly a year ago and has picked up thousands of comments ever since.
Moreover, comments under the video on Youtube suggested that it was filmed over Poland.
Comment: A perusal of Third Phase of Moon's material shows they are fairly sensational and not very objective. Of course, that's not to say the UFO phenomenon, or even the video in question lack credibility.
Comment: Just another example of the standard Western protocol of deflection and diversion: use Russia as the excuse for everything the U.S. doesn't want you to know about. Western-sponsored terrorism? Russia! Western-sponsored coup in Ukraine? Russia! Refugee crisis in Europe? Russia! UFOs? Russia!