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What really happened behind the Iron Curtain when the sky became a matter of national security?
Red Horizon examines Soviet-era reports of unidentified aerial phenomena through the lens of military archives, scientific protocols, and declassified materials. Focusing on Central Asia—one of the most active and least understood regions—this book explores how anomalies were recorded, analyzed, and often deliberately obscured.
Rather than sensational claims, the study reconstructs the system itself: how the KGB filtered information, how the Academy of Sciences approached unexplained events, and how military intelligence distinguished between experimental technology and genuinely unresolved cases.
Inside the book:

• A documented look at Soviet data-collection programs and “anomaly filters”
• Case studies from Kazakhstan and the Caspian region, including the 1991 radar incident
• The role of disinformation during the Cold War—on both sides
• Analysis of physical traces, eyewitness reports, and scientific evaluations
• Why most sightings had explanations—and why some did not

Based on cross-analysis of archival sources and field reports, Red Horizon offers a structured, evidence-focused perspective on a topic often dominated by speculation.
This is not a story about belief. It is a study of how a closed system confronted the unknown—and what remains unanswered.
Alister Mind is an independent researcher focused on archival materials, Cold War intelligence, UFOs, and anomalous phenomena.