UFO in Russia: Real or Hoax?

[Ironside]

I dunno, those sites really don't talk much about how a crashed UFO seems to have taken zero visible damage, as well as completely embedding itself in the ground without ripping up the terrain at all. The actors (because that's how they come across) in that clip march in an almost parade like formation for just a few feet. Now maybe It's just because i've never served or am not russian, but that seemed a bit much and cried "Hoax" for me.

While it certainly screems hoax, that UFO could be quite old.

It's basically impossible for it to be recently crashed though, the trees that would be cut according to the crash angle is intact. It would need to land (not crash) straight down and then dig itself into the ground afterwards to fit the "crash" site if recent.

But considering that the KGB operative talk about debris I would say that an old spacecraft is also inconsistant and thus it's a hoax.

[Husar]

The metal on that "UFO" looks a lot like the metal on many russian aircraft to me. Not like that means a lot, but the "UFO" looks like "Made in Russia" to me. Considering they say it was bought on the black market from filmmakers....

[Marshal Murat]

It's also interesting that they only show one side of the 'UFO'. The thing looks like it was made of a couple sheets over a wood frame. In such a pristine place too....

[Moros]

definately a hoax. If you look at the angle the 'UFO' crash, it would have collided with the trees behind. As those are intact, except for a tree or two (at a wrong side). Thus a sane man can only conclude that it is not a real UFO or anything else that fell down from the sky.