Opening summary

Declassified CIA Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS) media-monitoring products, released through The Black Vault FOIA archive, each contain at most a single anomalous, saucer-shaped, or otherwise notable line buried inside hundreds of pages of routine Cold War and post-Cold War broadcast traffic.

' It carries the AFSN TB2212120090C and the internal identifier C00174709, spans pages 66-75 of a 149-page file, and is labeled Document 25. It catalogs 122 numbered broadcast items organized by geographic and topical sections, dominated by coverage of Eduard Shevardnadze's resignation, the 4th Congress of USSR People's Deputies, the new union treaty, the Persian Gulf crisis, and international diplomacy. S.

speculation they could be caused by winds, pranksters, or even UFOs, and commenting on changing Soviet attitudes toward UFOs with increasing interest on a scientific basis. The document contains no UAP incident reports, no crash-retrieval content, and no psychic/remote-viewing program material.

The previously integrated document, cataloged as…