Soviet Kiev: Beings Attempt to Take Woman from Dnieper River Park
At twilight on July 4, 1989, in a park by the shore of the Dnieper River near Kiev, two women walking with a six-year-old girl encounter a 'boat' with three beings aboard. The beings have absolutely identical faces: extremely pale, long blond hair, large eyes, and wear collarless silver shirts resembling nightgowns. They claim to be from another planet and say: 'Every day we take one person from Earth to our world.' The women experience odd physical sensations as they walk together. They see a ship behind trees. The frightened child causes the beings to relent. They enter the craft via a ladder, the door closes, and it departs silently, appearing as a small star. Investigated by Alexander F. Pugachev (Ph.D. in Physics and Mathematics), who believed it genuine.
Background
1. At twilight on July 4, 1989, near Kiev, two women and a child encountered a strange craft and beings. The beings appeared to attempt an abduction. The incident occurred in a park by the Dnieper River.
The Incident
At twilight on July 4, 1989, two women were walking with a six-year-old girl in a park near the Dnieper River in Kiev. They encountered a 'boat' occupied by three beings. The beings were described as having identical faces.
The beings were characterized by:
* Extremely pale skin
* Long blond hair
* Large eyes
* Collarless silver shirts
Dolan's account does not specify the nature of the attempted abduction.
Significance
Dolan's account does not offer specific context for the Kiev incident's significance. However, Dolan's account mentions that many UFO stories were reported in the Soviet Union during the period of openness preceding the government's collapse. The incident is categorized as an abduction, a recurring theme in UFO lore.