ALIEN SPACESHIP FOUND IN BALTIC SEA

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SWEDEN –  An international team of oceanic experts have found an alien ship from Planet Gootan on the bottom of the Baltic Sea.
The ship was abandoned, but experts from the U.N. Panel of Extraterrestrials told WWN that the Gootans were using the Baltic Sea as a base to spy on humans.
The U.N. dispatched a team of experts in Unidentified Submarine Objects (USOs) to the Baltic Sea accompanied by an elite Navy SEAL team.  The U.S. military has been conducting a vast underwater reconnaissance of Gootan activities, ever since the Gootans landed three large ships on Earth in November, 2011.
Some are saying the ship looks like the Millennium Falcon from Star Wars:

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