This reported incident occurred to the crew of a new model Russian Tupolev strategic bomber (Bear-class long range bomber) during one of its test flights to Tiksi airbase in a remote area in northwestern Siberia. As reported by the test pilot, a colonel in the Russian Air Force, Alexander Miheev, who was commander of the flight crew.

On their way to Tiksi the crew suddenly lost control over the aircraft and the giant 4-engine turbo jet strategic bomber & missile carrier was suddenly sucked up into some huge object hovering above.

The shocked crew of 7 men saw unknown green lights and numerous wires. All of the men experienced a burning feeling in their heads and a strong headache. All flight instruments malfunctioned at once and went out of control.

The aircraft had been apparently lifted up into a huge hangar inside an alien spacecraft. Colonel A. Miheev also reported that they saw a greenish door emitting a "poisonous" green fluorescent light, which apparently led to the interior of the UFO. Then the crewmembers heard voices in their headphones.

The voices sounded quite earthly and spoke in pure Russian which told them to remain calm and forbid them from getting out of the cabin and into the alien spacecraft. The aircraft's engine was apparently still in operation. The aliens themselves were not in sight, but their voices were loud and clear. After the aircraft was apparently scanned and studied by the aliens it was let go.

The giant UFO then opened a huge cargo bay door and the "Tupolev" descended out and continued its flight to the Tiksi aerodrome. After landing in Tiksi the crew decided not to tell their commanders about the incident, convinced that no one would believe them and fearing that they would be deemed insane. Apparently the aliens were interested in the strategic Russian long range bomber since it carried nuclear bombs. Other pilots of similar aircraft reported similar events.

One aircraft flying between Tomsk and Omsk disappeared from the radar screen for 3 minutes. During the disappearance all the crew's watches stopped and...

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