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Interesting viral video of fighter jets swamping a UFO off the Galician coast of Spain. The reporting is originally from this site (Google translation):

The terror of a Galician fisherman with a 'foreign object'

While questioning the credibility of the images, since the absence of data we could not collect more information, the video is worthy of being published by the impact and creating curiosity aroused by the possible existence of UFOs in Spain.

The most impressive image of the video, which is engraved the most stylish 'Rec' or 'Blair Witch' is not only, obviously, the supposed UFO that crashes into the sea, but also the emergence of 'fighters' and wonder of surprising fishermen for persecution.

A Galician fisherman has decided to make public what, they said, lived and experienced when he was in his boat. While some apparent military aircraft chasing a 'foreign object' that hits the sea and made a spectacular dive, provenance unknown helicopter flies over the boat and ordered the fishermen to hurry to get away from the place where they are. " leave the area immediately, please contact the port. They receive instructions ... 'are the words to the fishing.

The note accompanying the recording, shows the fear of the sender in such a situation: "Sending this video after much thought, but after the scare, I think it my duty to report this has happened and I do not see any explanation ' ..

So fake!

...is my first reaction. The expression on the guy's face, even though it's blurred, looks like bad acting.

And, there just isn't enough footage. (Because CGI is expensive?)

And, the water of the splash looks like it falls too fast.

And, just... no way.

Yeah, but are the jets and the helicopter fake as well? If it's CGI, at least decent production values are in play. And I would expect the footage to have marketing tie-ins which may surface eventually to justify the expenses.

The helicopter did look real.

The jets and UFO, I think, are fake. The Doppler effect of the jet engine noise didn't seem realistic, as the jets pass by the second time.

The two things that instantly catch my eye are (@ 0:06), the jets disappear when they are headed back around, right before the camera rapidly pans over to the ufo, and the rate at which the ufo dives into the water (@0:09).

Okay, here's the tie-in: Spain UFO was part of a television show as a tribute to H.G. Wells.