USA: “The three UFOs we shot down do not belong to any country on the planet”

Of great concern are the statements of General Glenn Van Herk, head of the US air defense, who implicitly, but clearly recognizedthat the three unidentified objects (UFOs) that were shot down from Saturday to Sunday evening in Alaska, the Yukon and Lake Huron “did not come from any particular country on Earth.”

General Glenn Van Herck said the Pentagon has not yet been able to gather more information about the origin, purpose and mechanism of the three objects shot down over the past three days. Asked if he ruled out aliens, Vanherke said: “I will let the intelligence community and the counterintelligence community sort this out. I don’t rule anything out.” However, a spokesman for the US Department of Defense, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Reuters that the military saw no evidence that the objects were extraterrestrial in origin. He also clarified that these UFOs have nothing to do with the Chinese balloon that was shot down last week.

Even more impressive is his statement: “We can’t classify them by how they move, from a mechanical point of view. However, they clearly have the potential to stay in the air for a long time.” The same was said by the first pilot, who approached the objects in the form of an octagon and did not see a single engine anywhere, and yet the objects were moving at great speed and remained in the air for many hours!

What does all of this mean? They mean exactly what the US air defense chief said: “I would be very careful with these reports (that they were Chinese balloons) and would not attribute their origin to any particular country.”

According to bloggers, this is exactly what a UFO shot down over Canada looked like.

If they cannot be attributed to an earthly creator, then this means that they were made by someone outside the planet Earth, no matter how scary it may be. The US and Canadian military are trying to retrieve other flying objects that were shot down this week. Searches at sea and on land are conducted in adverse weather conditions.

US Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer told ABC This Week on Sunday that he had been briefed by the White House and officials are now convinced that the first three flying objects were all balloons. He firmly placed the blame on China. “The Chinese were humiliated – I think the Chinese were caught in a lie,” he said. “It’s a real setback for them.”

A few hours later, a White House National Security Council spokesman tried to soften Schumer’s rhetoric, saying it was too early to characterize the last two flying objects shot down over Alaska and Canada. According to the official, the final answers will have to wait until the wreckage is removed.

Schumer said US military and intelligence agencies were “focused like a laser” on gathering information about flying objects and then analyzing what steps needed to be taken to protect US interests going forward. He called it “wild” that the US government had no idea about the balloon surveillance program until “a few months ago.”

The confluence of four downed flying objects in a week has heightened tensions and strained nerves on both sides of the US-Canada border. The incidents also sparked political tensions internationally. US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken has postponed the first visit by a senior US diplomat to Beijing since 2018 in response to a high-altitude incursion by a Chinese balloon.

As for the Chinese side of the escalating dispute, local news outlets cited by Bloomberg News reported on Sunday that the Chinese government is preparing to shoot down an unidentified flying object that was said to have been sighted over the port of Qingdao. According to reports, fishermen in the area were ordered to be on the lookout.

Some conspiracy theorists believe that the appearance of flying machines, presumably of alien origin, is associated with a sharply increased danger of global nuclear conflict. And UFOs, according to conspiracy theorists, are either watching what is happening, or they are going to stop a deadly conflict in which human civilization can be destroyed.

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