Jaw-dropping video shows swarm of UFOs 'completely unaffected' by missile attack

A jaw-dropping video shows the moment a swarm of UFOs flying close to an Afghanistan military base were hit by a missile.

The 10-minute clip of the unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs), the now-preferred term for , shows the multi-coloured orbs hovering outside the military base. But they appeared to be unaffected when they were struck by a missile, with the levitating orbs still seemingly intact despite a huge explosion.

The video was shared on the HighStrangeness forum over the weekend, a group where members share "Explorations of the Paranormal, , Ancient Cultures, Cryptozoology, Consciousness, Futurism, Fringe Science, Anomalies, Animal Mutilations, and instances of High Strangeness."

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In the clip, four mysterious orbs can be seen hovering in the sky, with flat land and mountains surrounding the military base in . The camera then zooms into the black dots and a mysterious substance can be seen dripping down from the objects.

A missile then enters the frame from the right hand side and rips through two of the objects, causing a huge explosion. The debris quickly disappears, however, and the objects appear unharmed by the missile and continue hovering as before.

Some viewers took to the comments to explain that they first believed that the peculiar dots were either training targets or flares. But halfway through the video, the camera switches from FLIR thermal vision to normal vision, revealing the objects as glowing multi-coloured dots, reports the

Bright pink, orange, purple and yellow colours appear to be coming from the objects as they move around together in the sky. Hundreds of people flooded the comments to share their reactions after viewing the video.

"Myself and one other saw exactly this in Afghanistan," one user wrote. "The difference was they shot up into the sky in sequence one after another. We both acknowledged what we saw and agreed we wouldn't tell anyone else because we'd get laughed at."

Another said: "Direct hits with zero effect. That should be enough to stand down."

A third commented: "My guess is that these could be organic in nature, composed of some kind of energy-dense material. It appears they’re releasing some type of gas—perhaps for propulsion or as part of a controlled reaction that allows them to move. Essentially, I’m picturing something like an organic, self-propelled nuclear reactor. Maybe the reaction is just a byproduct of heat/reaction. I think they’re made of energy or organic compounds that we just can’t understand."

Some still maintained the objects were flares, however, and used as training targets. One said: "These are flares with parachutes and are being used for target practice.."

Another added: "These look like flares. Slowly sinking, parachute above, and the burning off flare dripping down. Heat seaking round hits them, likely training." A third said: "UAPs, really? These are flares, any sane person knows these are not UAPs."