The US military is investigating the nationality and assets of the last downed aircraft.
The US military has not identified the country of origin and assets of the last three objects shot down in North America. This was reported by Reuters on February 13, citing US Air Force General Glen Van Herk.
“We don’t just call them objects, not balloons,” said the head of the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD).
He added, it is not yet known why they remain in the air.
VanHerk also noted that he “doesn’t rule out aliens or any other explanation.”
“I’ll let the intelligence and counterintelligence community sort it out,” the general said.
According to Reuters, later another Pentagon official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that the military had not found any evidence of extraterrestrial origin of the objects.
Remember, on February 12, US fighter jets shot down an octagonal object in Lake Huron.
This is the fourth flying object seen by the military in North America in just one week. So far, the first of them has been identified – a Chinese reconnaissance balloon that was destroyed off the coast of South Carolina on February 4th.
The second object was shot in Alaska, and the third – over the Canadian Yukon.
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