Pilot Shares Recorded Incident Of UFOs Attacking His Plane

Posted on April 3, 2024April 3, 2024 by UFOs-Disclosure

Pilot Shares Recorded Incident
Of UFOs Attacking His Plane

In 1975, a pilot returning to Mexico City airport faced a harrowing experience when three UFOs surrounded his plane, causing a loss of control. The incident was recorded as the pilot urgently contacted flight controls for assistance.

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