Под вечной мерзлотой нашли Су-9 с мертвецами. Этого объекта нет ни на одной карте

October 1993. The Putorana Plateau, northwest Yakutia. Hunter Nikolai Dyachkov is chasing a wounded reindeer across the endless tundra when he suddenly falls through a layer of moss into a camouflaged hatch. Dead air, reeking of decay, rises from the hole in the ground. He shines his flashlight down and sees an airplane wing with a red Soviet star. This isn't a movie scene. This is a true story. Beneath the permafrost lies an underground caponier—a secret military hangar carved out of the rock. Inside was an Su-9 interceptor with the tail number "18." And on the concrete floor next to the aircraft lay three skeletons in flight helmets. Three people no one was looking for. An object that didn't exist in any USSR Ministry of Defense registry. An aircraft with a serial number officially belonging to a long-destroyed aircraft. A handwritten duty log was found in the tablet of one of the victims—the last entry was cut off mid-sentence. And a personal letter to his wife, which was never sent. This issue tells the full story of classified facility 12/N: how three military technicians were sealed in an underground bunker in 1969, why the state removed them from all records, who welded the hangar doors shut from the inside and why—and what investigator Mezentsev discovered when he began digging. This story covers secret Soviet military installations of the Cold War era, the USSR air defense system, the dispersed interceptor basing program, the Putorana Plateau and its secrets, and the fates of people who disappeared into the archives. According to available data, there were about twenty similar facilities in the former USSR. Facility 12/N was discovered by accident. The rest remain missing. If you're interested in Soviet history, military secrets, investigations, and true stories from deep within the archives, subscribe to the channel to stay up to date with new episodes. Each story here represents months of research into documents, witnesses, and sources. Liking a video helps the algorithm show these stories to those who care. And ringing the bell ensures you won't miss the next episode. Let us know in the comments where you're listening to us from. This is important—we want to know where the people who care live. #SecretObjects #PutoranaPlateau #SovietSecrets #MilitarySecretsoftheUSSR #Su9 #ColdWar #RealStories #MysteriesofHistory #UndergroundBunker #USSRPVO #SecretsofTundra #SecretDocuments #ClassifiedCase #HistoryofRussia #MilitaryInvestigations ⚠️ Disclaimer: The video is unique and is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Content is a reconstruction based on real events. Video created using AI.