A secret operation off the coast of Iceland, associated with a UFO

Beginning January 12, 1993, due to a heavy storm raging for three weeks, the small Icelandic vessels have had to take refuge in the fjord of Langeness. By February 6, 1993, the weather improved and the ships were able to return to the sea. Guard Icelandic coast guard ships were ordered to return to execution of patrol service.

The next few days everything was quiet, when suddenly all vessels in the area, received a message from the American flotilla, which was commanded everyone to remain seated and not to approach the three marine ships.

At the same time, sea vessels outside the marked exclusion zone, watched sixteen glowing amber of the air by objects that approached the American ships and remained motionless for a short time. After that, all objects are simultaneously removed with great speed.

Watching this scene crews realized that objects of unknown origin could not be helicopters, as they were too far from land.

April 15, 1993, all vessels at the mouth of the Barents sea, was ordered to take part in a secret operation to search for missing one of the three American warships. Russian warships also joined the search operation and worked in conjunction with ground-based NATO fleet. In one radio message between the Russian ships was the words: "We are in unknown submarines".

The next day in the British Newspapers there was an article "Joint American and Russian military exercises" in which they talked about the joint exercises involving elite American and Russian troops, which first took place after world war II.

However, mysterious events did not end there. So on 21 April 1993, the crew of the aircraft airline "Icelandic Airlines", flying from London to Iceland, reported two large balls white, who accompanied the plane from the coast of Scotland. A bright glowing UFO was attached on both sides of the tail of the plane and moved in a position to most of Iceland. They withdrew only after the aircraft began landing at the airport of Reykjavik-Keflavik.

Translated by «Yandex.Translator»