A. Pavlov & A. Vasiliev’s UFO Landing Photographs — Tver, Russia — November 4, 1991

On November 4, 1991, A. Pavlov and A. Vasiliev reportedly captured photographs of an unidentified flying object near Tver, Russia. The object changed shape during flight, landed in a field for approximately three minutes, and then took off. Nine of the eleven photographs were published in the newspaper’s first issue of 1993. The object was described as resembling two stacked saucers, crossing the Volga River and approaching a five-story building before returning toward the witnesses. The photographs show the object changing shape during descent and landing, with a small leg-like protrusion and white light emanating from its underside. The incident was investigated by V. E. Buloychik and others, and the photographs were submitted for scientific examination to the VEGA UFO Observatory.

• The photographs were published in the Russian magazine НЛО (UFO) in 1992 and in the book НЛО вокруг нас in 1992.
• The newspaper’s editorial staff reviewed the eyewitness testimony and the alleged landing site.
• The photographs were first published in the newspaper’s first issue of 1993, with two of them previously appearing in earlier publications.

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