Nice that the Ukrainians found enough evidence to build a story on.  Maybe they can get some tourism dollars out of it.  And Vladimir, you are not the only ones to never see a flying saucer.  My mother used to tell me the only flying saucers I would ever see would be the ones she threw at me.  So far, she has been right.

I'm not so sure I really want to meet aliens from outer space.  What if they are the same ones who advised the Nazis?  And look what happened to them.

It's a matter of prestige in the 21st century: any country, if a bit relevant, ought to have its own kind Roswell experience. Americans made a good profit from their Roswell story, many books have been written, movie scenarios, unknowingly large number of posts all over the internet.

On the other end, it seems no one really cares for small countries like Serbia, Bulgaria, Ghana, etc., not even the aliens. Ukraina, with its 60 million population and a huge teritorry, surely deserves a due respect from the alien entities. I would even go a step further and promote a rule according to which no country could become, for example, a permanent member of the UN Security Council if it cannot provide a strong enough evidence that it has been visited (at least once) by the aliens over the last 100 years. That way, only the truly relevant countries would be in charge.

Not to mention a bare fact that even the Nazi Germany had a strong connection with some aliens who helped them to build the Haunebu sauccers. Thus, any country that wants to be taken if at all seriously ought to have been visited by the aliens.

Sometimes I catch myself being very depressive about just how irrelevant my own country (Serbia) has become. No one Serb has spotted any flying sauccer so far, let alone an alien living being. I guess we will never be accepted to become an EU member state being a such decadent nation.