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Deputy Director of the Office of Naval Intelligence Scott Bray told the House Security Committee: "Since the early 2000s, we have detected an increasing number of unauthorized and/or unidentified aircraft or objects in military training areas, ranges and designated airspaces.".
Bray attributed this increase to "Efforts by the US military to destigmatize sight reporting"and to "Technological progress also".
However, the US official pointed out that The Pentagon "He did not reach any detail that would suggest that the bodies came from outside the Earth"But he did not rule out this possibility.
Quotes "AFP" About Bray saying: "We make no assumptions about what these objects represent or do not represent".
And the US intelligence had indicated in a report issued in June 2021 that there was no evidence about the existence of Aliens in the sky, but admitted she had no explanations for dozens of observed phenomena from military pilots.
The US military and intelligence are focused on determining whether these air objects are linked to threats against the United States.
Democratic Representative Andy Kasseren, who is the head of the parliamentary committee responsible for the session, said: "Unknown weather phenomena pose a potential threat to national security, and should be dealt with as such".
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“Since the early 2000s, we have detected an increasing number of unauthorized and/or unidentified aircraft or objects in military training areas, ranges and designated airspaces,” Deputy Director of the Office of Naval Intelligence Scott Bray told the House Committee on Security.
Bray attributed this increase to “the efforts made by the US military to remove the stigma around reporting of sightings” and to “technological advances as well.”
However, the US official pointed out that The Pentagon “He did not find any detail that would suggest that the objects came from outside the Earth,” but he did not rule out this possibility.
“We have not made any assumptions about what these objects represent or what they do not,” Bray was quoted by AFP as saying.
And the US intelligence had indicated in a report issued in June 2021 that there was no evidence about the existence of Aliens in the sky, but admitted she had no explanations for dozens of observed phenomena from military pilots.
The US military and intelligence are focused on determining whether these air objects are linked to threats against the United States.
“Unknown weather phenomena pose a potential threat to national security, and they should be dealt with as such,” said Representative Andre Kasseren, a Democrat who is the chair of the parliamentary committee responsible for the session.