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UFO: Istanbul, Turkey
30. Jan. 2008
Posted by FV in UFOs & ETs
By Tony Jackson

This is a very peculiar video shot by an amateur cameraman in Istanbul, Turkey in August, 2007. The story has had widespread attention in Turkey, with government officials stating that it is nothing associated with the military.



The above news report interviews the cameraman but unfortunately the clip is in Turkish. Anyone willing to do a translation for us can get in touch with us here.

The full video can be seen below, and it shows what appears to be a crescent shaped structured object. Unfortunately there is no point of reference, so it is difficult to say how large the object is.

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More information can be found here, with a complete analysis of the video taken - WORLD EXCLUSIVE! The most significant UFO videos of all time that also cover two extraterrestrials were caught on tape in Istanbul:
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Dressed to kill: the Russian forces are back in fashion, 19th-century style
Published: Jan 30, 2008
Author: Tony Halpin
Post Date: 2008-01-30 01:37:39 by Cosmonaut
January 30, 2008

Dressed to kill: the Russian forces are back in fashion, 19th-century style

Tony Halpin in Moscow

Russia’s armed forces will not only be stronger in future. They will also be better dressed. A couture collection of new military uniforms has been shown to President Putin by Valentin Yudashkin, the country’s famous clothing designer, at a fashion parade in the Defence Ministry headquarters.



Chisel-jawed servicemen and leggy female models stood to attention in chic fur collars, stylish peaked caps and goldembroidered tunics as Mr Putin, the Commander-in-Chief, examined the dashing new look on Monday.

He remained impassive while Mr Yudashkin and Vladimir Isakov, the Deputy Defence Minister, explained the finer details of the uniforms, but was said later to have approved the designs for general introduction.

The uniforms will get their first public display in Red Square on May 9 in a parade marking the Soviet Union’s victory over Nazi Germany in the Second World War. Controversially, Mr Putin is also reviving the Soviet-era practice of parading tanks and nuclear missiles on the square past Lenin’s tomb.

Fashion commentators said that the uniforms revived some of the glamour of Russia’s imperial tradition in combination with its recent Soviet history. Izvestia newspaper said that the designs recalled the Hussar style of 19th-century Russia. The Soviet Red Star, which Mr Putin restored in 2002 along with the former Soviet anthem, has been replaced by the imperial double-headed eagle.

The defence ministry spent £2 million to commission the designs of new uniforms for the army, navy and air force. Full-scale production is expected to begin this year, at an estimated cost of about £300 million.
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