Ukrainian drone footage of 6 pointed star

[Harabeck]

This video appeared on Telegram posted by user serhii_flash.


This reddit thread claims serhii_flash is Ukrainian Defense Ministry advisor Serhii Beskrestnov.

The video in the post was reportedly sent to him by military personnel. He wrote that the video was filmed in May 2025 at an altitude of 800 meters. In a previous post, he wrote:

"In 2023, I published a video from the front line in which aerial reconnaissance was observing an unidentified flying object. An hour later, I received a message… from representatives of a government agency that has been dealing with these issues in Ukraine since Soviet times," he said.

According to the Defense Ministry advisor, since the start of the war, the study of UFOs in Ukrainian airspace has become more of a military task than a civilian one. The Armed Forces of Ukraine have even created a "special comprehensive document" on the subject, approved by the Commander-in-Chief.

"So it is not only the United States that is dealing with such issues, because what is classified as a UFO could in fact be a new weapon used by our enemy," "Flash" emphasized.

The news article also includes a thermal imaging photo and a frame from the previous 2023 video. Unfortunately, I can't manage to post it in the comments via Imgur: https://ua.korrespondent.net/ukraine/4877809-u-zsu-ye-spetsialnyi-dokument-schodo-nlo-flesh

 

[Mick West]

This just seems like social media clickbait. Unless there's evidence otherwise, I generally ignore things like this as a waste of time.

 

[MonkeeSage]

Machine translations of the two posts.

t.me/serhii_flash/7397

t.me/serhii_flash/7398

This article describes him as "Serhiy FLASH Besksreztsnov, a freelance adviser to the Minister of Defense of Ukraine" (machine translated).
https://meta.ua/uk/news/ukraine/pom...ku-dlya-vivchennya-tehnologii-voroga-1201196/

He asked for UFO videos in case they show some kind of Russian aerial platform, and got sent this video "from the military." I don't know how much vetting went into what he received (or how official his "freelance advisor" role is).