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Interesting archive video of mysterious disc in Russia, cold war era.
« on: 30/08/2019 17:10:31 »
Here is a short video from the Communist Russia era with soldiers around a disc embedded in the ground. It sounds realistic. Somehow an English documentor found and commented on it.

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