Did The Soviet Union Discover Aliens In The Deepest Lake In The World? | UFOs: The Lost Evidence

Under the waters of Lake Baikal in 1982, 7 Russian divers are exploring the world deepest freshwater lake on a research mission, but 50 metres underwater, strange humanoid creatures appear and in an attempt to capture one of them, all the divers are pushed up to the top by an unknown force. Who were these creatures and what can we learn from this encounter?

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[refinedinsanity]

Technically they dont have to be from another world, they could be the oldest intelligent species of Earth.

[brent]

Humans: punches alien in face
Alien: punches human back
Humans: they're hostile!!

[Vix]

There is 100% something strange going on in our oceans.

[RemixN]

"This is Russia. We do the abducting here"
-Russian Divers

[wallstreethamster]

Aliens with a 1 million year advanced technological head start.

Uri: "hey Vlad, get him in a headlock"

[CapybaraMan]

Divers: "You shouldn't be here"
Aliens: "Neither should you"

[chitown]

Americans see alien: RUN!!!
Russians see alien: Lets capture him

[chriselliott]

"When the divers tried to capture one the creatures, perhaps they responded in a defensive way" That woman is a genius!! How did she come up with that?

[jackhousser]

In Russia alien doesn’t abduct you, Russian abducts alien.

[mywifesboyfriendisfire]

Only a Russian would try to capture a 9-ft alien, bare handed, underwater.

[hereLiesThisTroper]

The balls of those Russian divers thinking they could just capture a 9-ft tall alien.

[jujuoliver]

Years ago a friend who was a chef on a mainly Russian crewed ship out in the seas somewhere miles out told me of watching as bright lights would come hurtling at intense speed and at angles out of the oceans up into the skies and streak off across the sky at night and return much in the same way. He was merely a cook on a ship and no expert but he swore on what he witnessed and had seen it a few times.

[saturn]

Divers: Try to capture alien
Alien: Look at these primitive apes trying to catch us lmao

[karleclaire]

You know it's serious when Russians get spooked by something.

[Dionysos]

"Was this a hostile act?" Look, if aliens were hostile it would already be Game Over.

[MrGarthHardin]

Initially, when I heard of this incident, the divers were not rapidly propelled to the surface, but some or all of them were propelled to the surface and into the air a bit, then landing back in the water to have severe bends kick in immediately. On top of that, these exact entities were described in more than one incident .. in Lake Balkhesh in Kazakhstan !!!

[MSaleh-vyrr]

"In Soviet Russia, we abduct aliens"
-Russain Divers

[shodai-san]

“Why did these creatures react the way they did?”

Russians: “Yo Ljubov go capture that piece of shit”

[MyTubeUtoo]

I don't know about aliens, but one thing I do know for sure is, if I'm SCUBA diving and I come across a group of 9 foot tall creatures, my first (or last) thought wouldn't be, _"Hey, I think I'll throw a net over one of these things and capture him."_ I would be thinking, _"maybe if I push Boris into them I can swim away while they eat him."_

[leewilson]

About ten years ago, a freind was sitting by her window having a smoke at about three in the morning when she had seen a large craft rise up out of the water in the bay and take off.