Soviet KGB files 'reveal bizarre sensation in wall of Egypt's Great Pyramid'

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The KGB made an 'unexplainable' discovery inside Egypt's Great Pyramid, it has been claimed.
Scientists documented an "odd sensation" described as a "magnetic repulsive force" that seemed to be "emanating from the rock", it is said.



A new Amazon Prime documentary also claims the Kremlin sent a delegation to the historic landmarks back in the 1960s - uncovering a mysterious tomb.
According to the Daily Express, one of the show's producers tracked down a former diplomatic courier for the Soviet Union.
The man – who was granted anonymity as he now works for the Russian mafia – describes how on one occasion he was moving documents between Cairo and Moscow.



A team of Soviet investigators discovered a mysterious tomb in Egypt 

He reveals that among the documents was a memo from a high-ranking KGB official.
He claims the document stated: “My agents have secured the notes of one of the scientists working on the Tomb of the Visitor findings.”
Another was an inventory of contents taken from the tomb, labelled "classified top secret".



A translation of an alleged KGB memo 

A project scientist who was one of the first to enter the tomb filed this report.

It read: “During inspection of the wall segment we noted an odd sensation, a magnetic repulsive force seemed to be emanating from the rock.
“We were unable to find any scientific explanation.”



Another memo is from the cryptologist report, which read: “Findings, partial decoded message on tomb wall indicates a prophecy of the return of ancient wing gods.”
The documents made it clear the Kremlin was taking the myth very seriously. One report indicated a military unit was ordered to the site.
A security order of the highest level was in force when the sarcophagus was opened.
Two Danish tourists were arrested in December after they posed naked on top of the Great Pyramid,sparking outrage.
The couple scaled the 4,500-year-old site, smoked cigarettes and gazed down at the city of Cairo while in a naked embrace.
Last month, it emerged that a well-preserved ancient tomb had been discovered south of Cairo.
The tomb was decorated with hieroglyphs and statues, according to archaeologists who were excavating the site at the ancient necropolis of Saqqara.
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