UFO CRASH IN ARABIA SAUDITA?

Di Alfredo Lissoni

Ma le autorità hanno già sconfessato il caso...

UFO SORVOLA L'ARABIA SAUDITA

Il governatore di Jizan, il principe Muhammad Nasser ha negato che un Ufo o un aereo spia, come era stato riferito da molte persone, si sia schiantato nella regione. In un intervista rilasciata al giornale di Ozak, il principe ha dichiarato che l'oggetto volante era solo un pallone aerostatico, e quindi la gente lo avrebbe scambiato per un oggetto volante non convenzionale. Il giorno precedente i giornali avevano pubblicato i pareri degli studiosi, secondo i quali, l'oggetto volante osservato da molte persone nel cielo di Arraith, a circa 220 chilometri da Jizan, poteva essere un aereo spia che aveva invaso lo spazio aereo saudita, o addirittura un Ufo. Il governatore di Arraith, Abdul Rahman Al-Osaimi ha riferito ai giornalisti di essersi recato Personalmente nel luogo del presunto incidente e di non avere trovato nulla di insolito. Altri testimoni oculari hanno dichiarato di essere certi che si trattasse solo di un pallone giocattolo. Cosi' e' stato dichiarato da Mahmoud Ahmad.

Ma ovviamente sto già indagando, perchè la faccenda non quadra molto... Piccola precisazione: non è "il giornale di Ozak", ma "il giornale Okaz" (sic!)., di Jeddah: http://www.okaz.com.sa/okaz/ Per inciso, in Arabia Saudita vi sono elementi della cultura che sono particolarmente interessati a UFO e spazio, si veda solo l'Home Page del giornale Ain-al-Yaqueen http://www.ain-al-yaqeen.com/indexar.htm o l'ultimo numero della rivista al-Difaa http://www.al-difaa.com/detail.asp?inserviceid=12&inmagflag=1 La notizia originale è stata divulgata da Rense.com in http://www.rense.com/general38/ufofalls.htm che l'ha ripresa da Arab.news: Rense.com

 

UFO Falls In Jizan Region

Of Saudi Arabia

By Mahmoud Ahmad Arab News Staff Writer

Arab News (c) 2003 All rights reserved

6-9-3

Dear Jeff

Please find an updated report from the Arab News. After reading the original story on your site I got the distinct impression this story had a strong "Roswell in the Making" feel to it. The story caught my eye due to the fact that I'd spent 11 years working in Saudi Arabia in the recent past. I can remember another incident that was reported in the Arab press in the late 90s which described eye witness reports of a strange object flying over, if I remember correctly, the capital Riyadh. The article concluded with a comment along the lines of "Maybe this is was one of those object the west refers to as a UFO". This left me with the impression that the incident on that occasion had been reported truthfully.

Yet again I feel the first report was sincere and truthful, as for the second report. Hmmmmm sounds familiar to me, anyone any ideas????? ;-}

Lee Connolly

http://www.arabnews.com/?page=0&section=1&article=27231&d=10&m=6&y=2003

Tuesday, 10, June, 2003 (10, Rabi` ath-Thani, 1424)

Jizan 'UFO' Just a Big Balloon - Governor

Mahmoud Ahmad · Arab News Staff

JIZAN, 10 June 2003 - Jizan Governor Prince Muhammad ibn Nasser has denied that an unidentified object that reportedly fell to earth in the region was part of a spy plane.

In an interview with Okaz newspaper, the prince said the object had merely been a balloon. "No unidentified object landed in Jizan, and there was no spy plane taking pictures. It was only a big balloon," he said.

The prince said elderly and uneducated people had mistaken the balloon for a UFO.

Newspaper reports had stated, citing experts, that the object observed by a number of residents in Arraith town, about 220 km northeast of Jizan, on Monday could have been part of a spy plane that had encroached on Saudi air space.

Arraith Governor Abdul Rahman Al-Osaimi said he went to inspect the site of the reported crash and found nothing untoward. "There was no trace of anything that landed there," he said.

Other eyewitnesses described seeing a child's toy balloon, the paper added.

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JEDDAH -- An unidentified flying object fell to earth in the southern Jizan region last Monday and experts believe that it could be part of a spy plane that invaded Saudi airspace.

Witnesses told Al-Watan daily that the object looked like a flying saucer and radiated light. A number of people in Arraith town, about 220 km northeast of Jizan, watched the strange object fall at about 9 a.m. on Monday.

The fall of the object sent shockwaves through the area and frightened cattle. People ran away from the object and observed it from a distance.

Abdul Rahman Al-Osaimi, governor of Arraith, told the Arabic daily that he visited the area where the object had fallen, adding that it had frightened the residents.

"The object is not big, but it scares people," the governor said.

Informed sources told Al-Watan that security officers visited the site to inspect the object and interview witnesses.

If the UFO turned out to be a spy plane, it could bring back memories of stories of flying saucers frequently found during the Cold War period. The United States recorded some 850 flying objects crashed on its territory in those days.

Salman Al-Raithy, a resident of Arraith, told the daily that he had watched the object flying at a low altitude and then fall on the ground.

Wadi Amoud in Arraith saw a number of strange incidents over the past years.

It witnessed the emergence of poisonous carbon water from a well in the area, which the superstitious used to treat diseases, forcing authorities to cover the well. An old mass grave with the remains of people killed in battles was also found in the area.

http://www.arabnews.com/?page=1&section=0&article=27174&d=9&m=6&y=2003&pix=kingdom.jpg&category=Kingdom :

Monday, 9, June, 2003 (09, Rabi` ath-Thani, 1424)

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'UFO' Falls in Jizan Region

Mahmoud Ahmad • Arab News Staff

JEDDAH, 9 June 2003 - An unidentified flying object fell to earth in the southern Jizan region last Monday and experts believe that it could be part of a spy plane that invaded Saudi airspace.

Witnesses told Al-Watan daily that the object looked like a flying saucer and radiated light. A number of people in Arraith town, about 220 km northeast of Jizan, watched the strange object fall at about 9 a.m. on Monday.

The fall of the object sent shockwaves through the area and frightened cattle. People ran away from the object and observed it from a distance.

Abdul Rahman Al-Osaimi, governor of Arraith, told the Arabic daily that he visited the area where the object had fallen, adding that it had frightened the residents.

"The object is not big, but it scares people," the governor said.

Informed sources told Al-Watan that security officers visited the site to inspect the object and interview witnesses.

If the UFO turned out to be a spy plane, it could bring back memories of stories of flying saucers frequently found during the Cold War period. The United States recorded some 850 flying objects crashed on its territory in those days.

Salman Al-Raithy, a resident of Arraith, told the daily that he had watched the object flying at a low altitude and then fall on the ground.

Wadi Amoud in Arraith saw a number of strange incidents over the past years.

It witnessed the emergence of poisonous carbon water from a well in the area, which the superstitious used to treat diseases, forcing authorities to cover the well. An old mass grave with the remains of people killed in battles was also found in the area.

E poi ancora: http://www.rense.com/general38/filers61203.htm (l'ondata continua)

Le autorità smentiscono:

http://www.arabnews.com/?page=1&section=0&article=27231&d=10&m=6&y=2003&pix=kingdom.jpg&category=Kingdom

Tuesday, 10, June, 2003 (10, Rabi` ath-Thani, 1424)

 

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Jizan 'UFO' Just a Big Balloon - Governor

Mahmoud Ahmad • Arab News Staff

 

JIZAN, 10 June 2003 - Jizan Governor Prince Muhammad ibn Nasser has denied that an unidentified object that reportedly fell to earth in the region was part of a spy plane.

In an interview with Okaz newspaper, the prince said the object had merely been a balloon. "No unidentified object landed in Jizan, and there was no spy plane taking pictures. It was only a big balloon," he said.

The prince said elderly and uneducated people had mistaken the balloon for a UFO.

Newspaper reports had stated, citing experts, that the object observed by a number of residents in Arraith town, about 220 km northeast of Jizan, on Monday could have been part of a spy plane that had encroached on Saudi air space.

Arraith Governor Abdul Rahman Al-Osaimi said he went to inspect the site of the reported crash and found nothing untoward. "There was no trace of anything that landed there," he said.

Other eyewitnesses described seeing a child's toy balloon, the paper added.

E in http://www.100megsfree4.com/farshores/ufo03ar1.htm

 

Posted June 9.03

Original headline:

Jazan Governor Dismisses UFO Reports as Balloon

Prince Mohammed bin Naser bin Abdulaziz, governor of Jazan region, has denied that an unidentified flying object (UFO) or a spy plane landed in Jazan region last Monday.Prince Mohammed described as "untrue" press reports saying that an unidentified flying object fell in southern Jazan region which experts believe could be a spy plane, reported the Jeddah-based Okaz Arabic newspaper. According to press reports the fall of the object sent panic through the area and frightened the cattle.

For his part, the governor of Al-Raith province in Jazan region also denied the press reports. He told the paper that he visited the site himself, adding that what was seen was only a kids' balloon. But Al-Watan on Monday reported that a number of people in the area insisted that the object was a metal one and it is not a balloon. The paper noted that committees from the meteorology and security departments left for the area to investigate the case. Some residents of Arraith claimed that they had watched the object flying at a low attitude and then fall on the ground.

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http://paranormal.about.com/library/blnews.htm?PM=ss11_paranormal

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