Kuybychev, Russia being encounter — September 13, 1990

A large triangular object was reportedly observed near a military radar installation outside Kuibyshev, now Samara, during the night of September 12–13, 1990. The imported catalogue gives September 13 at approximately 12:10 a.m. and associates the account with a possible incursion at a major radar base. A later Russian press history identifies the location as near Bobrovka and traces the story to reporting by military newspaper correspondent Dmitry Rudzit. It describes claims of a radar detection, a large object, and damage to an antenna. These are elements of the published incident account; the brief Atlas source does not supply the original technical logs, measurements, or a complete chain of inspection records. The inherited entity-encounter label is not supported by an actual occupant description in the available abstract. No humanoid has therefore been added to the narrative or image. The illustration depicts a radar installation and a distant triangular outline, with the buildings, viewing position, and detailed shape reconstructed. It should not be mistaken for a contemporary photograph or a plan of the actual base.