Near Eklizi-Burun peak, Chatyr-Dag Mountain, Crimea, Ukraine

Date: March 13, 2002 Time: After midnight

Two tourists from Simferopol, Georgiy Sergeevich Vladimirov and Viktor Petrovich Sikilinda were spending the night camped out in sleeping bags on the mountainous plateau of Chatyr-Dag south of Simferopol. In the middle of the night both men felt paralyzed and were unable to move. Then Victor saw a group of short entities---about 8 or 10 figures that approached the men, apparently walking from a circular UFO that had landed without a sound not too far away. The humanoids were short, about 1.5 to 1.6m height, dressed in tight-fitting bright metallic silvery suits with belts and visible boots, they also wore knee guards and another type of material, which covered their elbows. They had broad openings on top of their low-necked suits and gloves. Some kind of emblem was visible on their suits, but Victor could not make out exactly what it looked like. On their heads they wore helmets with protective screens which covered their faces, their eyes couldn’t be seen either.

Telepathically the aliens invited Victor to come with them, but frightened, Victor refused to go and after a short conversation the aliens turned around and walked away disappearing into the darkness and presumably onboard the landed UFO. The other witness, Georgiy did not see the aliens, hearing only what his friend Victor said as he talked to the humanoids. Georgiy was completely paralyzed and was not even able to turn his head. In the morning, the men found a large area of burned grass on the place where the UFO had apparently landed. Later Mr. Vladimirov found several other rounds burned circular areas similar to the one on Chatyr-Dag plateau, perhaps indicating that the site was an area of regular UFO activity.

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Source: Anton A. Anfalov archive Type: C