"Greetings from the USSR": the mysterious message of 1969 that they have now found in a bottle

A young man from the city of Shishmaref in Alaska shared a mysterious message that he found inside a floating bottle in the sea. Intrigued, the young man asked for help for social networks because the text was not in English.

"Today, I found this message in a bottle. Is there a friend who is a Russian translator there?Tyler Ivanoff posted on his Facebook account.To his surprise, the letter was written in 1969 and was a greeting for a Soviet fleet.

With the help of a translator, the user found that the letter had been sent by a sailor. "Yours sincerely of the Russian fleet of the Far East Shipping Company from the logistic ship "Sulak", said the crew member.In the brief text, he asked the person who found the bottle to communicate it to his superiors.

In the end, the browser said goodbye to the sender Wishing you a "good health and long years of life"As can be seen in the publication, the newspaper was in very good condition and the lyrics were perfectly legible.

In addition to users who sympathized with Ivanoff and helped him translate the text, the message sparked a cataract of humorous interpretations. They especially tried to criticisms of Donald Trump's leadership.

"To anyone in Alaska who reads this, I'm sorry for your government, we try to help you … The basketball season is near, we wish you all the best." You, the Eskimos, are from good players, keep it up, go on, with love, Russia, "irides one of them.