In the sequence, we can see the two modules which were jettisoned by the crew before they went into the final phase of re-entry. These are the "Orbital" and "Instrument" modules. In the video, you can see them burn up in the atmosphere. We also observed the "Descent" module continue on its journey through the atmosphere as it braked its speed. (See These Fascinating Events HERE) Later on, it deployed its parachute, and retro rockets, for a soft landing northeast of Arkalyk Kazakhstan.

After the discarded modules burned up, the descent module could be seen as a small glowing dot which was flying alone. Suddently, from the EAST, came another much brighter object traveling to the WEST! .It could NOT have been a satellite, as they NEVER orbit to the west. NEVER! .This object, and another which made a very brief appearance at the upper left corner of the field of view, had to also be self-luminous. The Sun had not yet risen on the scene, and would not for almost a minute after the anomalies left the area. Also, any satellite or other man-made device moving through the upper atmosphere at this altitude would necessarily burn up just like the jettisoned modules of the Soyuz vehicle. It takes a heat shield to survive plunging through the air at thousands of miles/km per hour.