This book explores the mysterious world of UFO sightings during the Soviet era, focusing on Stalin's time and beyond. It delves into how the Soviet government handled reports of unexplained phenomena, including secret archives, intelligence operations, and propaganda.

The story uncovers notable encounters reported by civilians and military personnel, analyzing patterns and possible connections to space exploration and technological developments. It contrasts Soviet experiences with Western accounts and examines theories about extraterrestrial origins or human-made technologies.

The book also discusses how fear, secrecy, and disinformation shaped public perception and military responses. With recent declassified documents and modern technology, it re-examines old evidence to understand these phenomena better. Ultimately, this work blends history, science, and conspiracy to shed light on one of the Cold War's most intriguing mysteries—UFOs in Stalin's Soviet Union and their lasting impact on global research and imagination.