UFO motherships were seen over numerous military bases in the US, and this has been confirmed by none other than a top Pentagon official. According to the official, the mother ship was releasing swarms of drone-like crafts into the air. There have been numerous reports of a large number of small but noisy UFOs being spotted over the Langley Air Force Base in Virginia for more than two weeks.
The intrusion by these small flying objects remains yet to be explained. The report was published by the media house Daily Mail, which stated that a large number of UFOs were seen flying over restricted areas, and they were seen during dusk flashing red, green, and white lights, according to eyewitness accounts.
Top former Pentagon personnel Chris Mellon stated,
“The episode was part of a much larger pattern affecting numerous national security installations.”
He also stated that drone jamming devices were ineffective and that these drones made no attempt to conceal their presence. Mellon also stated that similar intrusions also happened over California’s Palmdale.
PENTAGON OFFICIAL CLAIMS ‘MOTHER SHIP’ UFO OPERATING DRONE SWARMS OVER US BASES
A senior Pentagon official has confirmed that UFO “mother ships” were spotted releasing swarms of smaller craft over multiple U.S. military installations.
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The Palmdale incident has been acknowledged by an Edwards Air Force Base spokesperson, who stated that the incident happened in August and that the situation is being monitored. An investigation has been initiated to check if there is any ulterior motive behind the repeated intrusions in these highly restricted areas.
Referring to the Palmdale incident, the spokesperson told The War Zone in August that the situation was being ‘monitored’ and that an investigation was ongoing to identify any negative intentions.
There is also suspicion that this might be the handiwork of Russian or Chinese agents.
Last year, drones were also spotted flying over military bases in Virginia and Nevada, which included a secret base of the Navy’s elite SEAL Team Six and Naval Station Norfolk, the world’s largest naval port.
Laws Prohibit Shooting or Jamming Drone Signals
Current federal laws forbid the military from shooting down these drones since they would constitute a risk for the troops and the civilians on the ground.
Jamming the drone signals has also been ruled out because it could interfere with the functioning of 911 systems, WiFi networks, and commercial airlines.
According to former U.S. Air Force Gen. Mark Kelly, who was quoted by the Wall Street Journal, he learned about the drone sightings for the first time in December 2023 when officials from Langley Air Force Base in Virginia reported dozens of drones flying over the restricted area.
The Langley Air Force Base is also home to the F-22 Raptors, which are one of the most advanced stealth fighter jets in the world.
Chinese Spy Arrested
In January 2024, a Chinese student named Fengyun Shi, studying at the University of Minnesota, was caught flying a drone.
The drone got entangled in a tree, and later, Shi abandoned it and flew to California. The drone was retrieved, and to the surprise of federal officials, it contained footage of Navy ships docked at the base.
Shi was arrested just as he was boarding a one-way flight to China. Shi was charged with unlawfully photographing a sensitive naval base.
At first, Shi said that he flew the drone for fun but later pleaded guilty to charges of espionage on October 2.
