Russian Black Military Helicopter Transports UFO ?

Yep.... real helicopter , CGI UFO , and the apparent other UFO would probably be a bird .

I think its a fake, the footage is very short and the camera movements looks fishy to me.. and i think the government wouldn't show a Ufo in public

Hip helicopter lift ability :5,000 kg (11,023 lb) externally slung.

Assuming its not a fake, its just a helo airlifting equipment. Just because it is disc shaped does not make it a UFO.

More than likely its just building equipment.

wouldn't it make it an UCO (unidentified carried object) or an UTO (unidentified transported object) ?

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Personal opinion, maybe a Russian version of these fire fighting baskets?

www.advanced-helicopter-training.com...

At the one minute mark, what is that dark, small object that appears from the upper right frame? I can't make out if is continuing off toward the left or it comes around to the "UFO." Actually, it looks like something is being ejected from the "UFO" at about that time. Any video hotshots care to comment?

Originally posted by Aliensun
I can't make out if is continuing off toward the left or it comes around to the "UFO." Actually, it looks like something is being ejected from the "UFO" at about that time. Any video hotshots care to comment?

I doubt its anything being ejected from the UFO as its most likely the UFO has been added to the footage of a helicopter .
I don't see anything to suggest that its anything other than a bird , just my opinion

Originally posted by matadoor
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Personal opinion, maybe a Russian version of these fire fighting baskets?

www.advanced-helicopter-training.com...

I checked Russian sites, disk-shaped baskets are nowhere to be found. Also, compare the size of a typical basket (which they do use in fire-fighting) with that huge disk thingy. I still think it's a fake just because of that size discrepancy.

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Yeah, been looking myself and can't find one. It was a thought.

Looks fake to me.

And it goes behind the power lines in an attempt to fool us that it's not CGI.

Puh'lease...

Originally posted by onehuman
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The couplings seems all wrong and too far apart for me.
I've never see a helo transport in this way, (apart from twin hercules) multiple couplings always lead to a single coupling beneath, not four.

Because if there were four and one coupling breaks the spread of new weight would cause the chopper to tilt, the single point is still there for safety. The weight would be too dangerous with four point of contact on the helicopter

Originally posted by EnigmaAgent

Originally posted by onehuman
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The couplings seems all wrong and too far apart for me.
I've never see a helo transport in this way, (apart from twin hercules) multiple couplings always lead to a single coupling beneath, not four.

Because if there were four and one coupling breaks the spread of new weight would cause the chopper to tilt, the single point is still there for safety. The weight would be too dangerous with four point of contact on the helicopter

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Very good observation. Also, if you watch the video closely you can see that the object is CGI on top of real footage with a real helicopter. Videos like this hurt our chances of finding any valid evidence.

To me looks the real thing ,since they no longer have the USSR,as instrument of goverment ,the posibility of the army being more open about thing that were secret before aint no more.Now about the way of transport , either they were unable to open it ,or the fear of radiation-contamination existed.Very strange indeed.

Originally posted by rocha123
To me looks the real thing ,since they no longer have the USSR,as instrument of goverment ,the posibility of the army being more open about thing that were secret before aint no more.

Truly you know very little about either USSR or Russia.

Looks like a Radar dome like used on the AWACS jet.


The Russians had them as well.

Originally posted by EnigmaAgent
I've never see a helo transport in this way, (apart from twin hercules) multiple couplings always lead to a single coupling beneath, not four.

Bingo.

They really don't do it this way -- you are right.
They need to release the cargo in an event of emergency really quickly and without shifting the balance -- this can hardly be done with 4 suspension points.

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I doubt a helicopter would be able to carry a Tank. And also when I watched the video there appears to be another object flying around in the background.

100% fake. Sorry. Stuff like this really gets to me. Watching guys discuss lifting capacities and transport methods of heavy equipment via helicopter when the video is so obviously fake it makes me laugh.

I think that most people around here need to be banned and then allowed back after they spend 6 months toying with graphics programs so they can spot the OBVIOUS problems with this video. This stuff can't be pointed out, it needs to be learned. What always surprises me is that people are so interested in this subject they live on this forum, one would think they would arm themselves with intelligence over the years if they are so interested. But that is too much to ask I guess. If I was REALLY interested in making cabinets, I would bother to learn something about woodworking, if I was so interested in aliens and UFO's I would learn about the tools that are used for presenting the evidence as much as I could.

The only problem is, once someone actually gets off their but and grows a brain, they never bother coming back to this subject. They either feel foolish for believing the things they were vocal about, or see the subject as it really is (populated by ignorant useful idiots that make us all look bad). If 50% of the believer crowd here would bother to learn about the very tools they use as "evidence" this place would be a ghost town.

But then again, as others have pointed out, video or cgi experience is not necessary to discredit this (and almost all other) videos. Common sense can rule out the majority of this crap for those that don't know how to use the basic tools.

Seems to be a light weighted craft for the size of it to the size of the chopper?

And I thought there were mag. tethers to move these???