UFO Crash in Central Iran

[American Patriot]

UFO Crash in Central Iran
Fars News Agency ^ | 10 Jan 2007 | Fars News Agency



An Unidentified Flying Object crashed in Barez Mounts in the central province of Kerman Wednesday morning.


Deputy Governor General of Kerman province Abulghassem Nasrollahi told FNA that the crash which was followed by an explosion and a thick spiral of smoke has caused no casualties or damage to properties.


He further denied earlier reports that the explosion has been the result of a plane or chopper crash, reminding that all the passing aircrafts have been reported as sound and safe.


The official further stated that investigations are underway by police and other relevant authorities in this regard.


While other reports spoke of meteors, Nasrollahi said there were no conclusive witnesses in this regard but he did not dismiss the possibility that the crash has been caused by a meteor.


Eye-witnesses assure that the explosion has been caused as a result of the crash of a radiant unidentified flying object onto the ground.


Meantime, an informed source told FNA that the object has been on fire and there has been thick smoke coming out of it prior to the crash, concluding that the object couldn't have been a meteor as meteors do not smoke.


The source also said that the crash has been witnessed by people in several cities, and mentioned that the rendezvous point is located 100 kilometers from the provincial capital city of Kerman.


He said that people in the city of Rafsanjan also reported to have witnessed a similar incident several days ago.


Similar crash incidents have been witnessed frequently during the last year all across Iran, and officials believe that the objects could be spy planes or a hi-tech espionage device.

[samizdat]

Sounds like a drone shot down.

[American Patriot]

Maybe... but a "radiant unidentified flying object"? radiant is glowing. Why would a drone glow?

[Jag]

NEWS MIDDLE EAST Explosions hit southern Iran Three explosions have occurred in the south of Iran, an Iranian news agency reported. The explosions were recorded on Thursday in Khorramshahr in the Iranian border province of Khuzestan. "The three explosions were so strong that they shook windows of houses," the semi-official Fars news agency said. Khuzestan is the centre of Iran's oil industry, and has been an area of unrest with a majority Arab population. More than half of Iran's 69 million people are Persian, but Iran also has substantial ethnic Azeri, Kurd, Arab, Turkmen, Baluchi and Lor populations. About three per cent are Arabs and the authorities are sensitive about protests and discontent in the southwestern Arab territories. Jag

[American Patriot]

News numbre: 8510280150 17:02 | 2007-01-18

UFO Observed in Western Iran TEHRAN (Fars News Agency)- A radiant Unidentified Flying Object was again observed in the sky of Central Sepidar in the vicinity of Bouyer Ahmad in western Iran from 19:10 to 20:30 hours local time (15:40 to 17:00 GMT) Wednesday.

Witnesses told FNA that the object has been observed for more than an hour. In a similar incident last Monday, an Unidentified Flying Object was witnessed in the same area and at the same time. Witnesses also said that the UFO has been as big as a ball, with a yellow ray and a bright reddish color in the center. They also stated that the object has been flying at a very low altitude. Officials declined to comment on the event. Also last Wednesday, a UFO crashed in Barrez Mounts in the central province of Kerman. Deputy Governor General of Kerman province Abulghassem Nasrollahi told FNA that the crash, which was followed by an explosion and a thick spiral of smoke, has caused no casualties or damage to properties. He further denied earlier reports that the explosion has been the result of a plane or chopper crash, reminding that all the passing aircrafts have been reported as sound and safe. The official further stated that investigations were underway by police and other relevant authorities in this regard. While other reports spoke of meteors, Nasrollahi said there were no conclusive witnesses in that regard, yet he did not dismiss the possibility that the crash has been caused by a meteor. Eye-witnesses assured that the explosion has been caused as a result of the crash of a radiant unidentified flying object onto the ground. Meantime, an informed source told FNA that the object has been on fire and there has been thick smoke coming out of it prior to the crash, concluding that the object couldn't have been a meteor as meteors do not smoke. The source also said that the crash has been witnessed by people in several cities, and mentioned that the rendezvous point was located 100 kilometers from the provincial capital city of Kerman. He said that people in the city of Rafsanjan also reported to have witnessed a similar incident several days ago. Similar crash incidents have been witnessed frequently during the last year all across Iran, and officials believe that the objects could be spy planes or a hi-tech espionage device.