RF or UFO rocket: The fall of the mysterious apparatus in Poland gave rise to conspiracy (photo, video)

The mysterious apparatus caused many rumors, assumptions and conspiracy theories on social networks. Initially, Poland's media argued that it was a launch of the "Earth-Air" rocket with a Cyrillic inscription on the building-hence the assumption that it was a Russian rocket. The location in Poland, where the debris of the rocket was found, is about 240 km from the Kaliningrad region of the Russian Federation.

Last November, there was a similar case, but eventually it turned out that the rocket that crossed the territory of Poland was released by the Ukrainian air defense system. The lack of official comments was also a reason for exotic theories. The assumptions about the extraterrestrial origin of the mysterious object were made. Another video appeared, which, apparently, was also taken from the Krystianbwb user post, published on April 26.

"Something fell west of Bydgosch," a publication was discussed, which also had several frames of major plans. Reddit users discussed this case and mentioned a similar video that some called UFO. The video was probably shot in the same region, near Gambice in 2017.

The publication of "military presence" and temporary restrictions, along with the disaster place, as well as the clear absence of traces of the explosion served as an argument in favor of conspiracy theory that the local authorities decided to hide the place of landing of aliens. There is no independent confirmation of the video, but the date of publication indicates that the video was shot a few days before the object was discovered.

The official statement later appeared that there were no threats to residents' safety, and police, military police and sappers work on the site of the fall. Later, the Polish press appeared with reference to government sources that the "military facility" could be a Polish "Land-Air Land", which fell during the air defense system. Polish Prosecutor General Zbignev Zybro confirmed that the object belonged to the military.