According to representatives, video footage taken by U.S. drone on the coast of Yemen appeared to show a Hellfire missile bounced from an unidentified flying object while the mysterious craft continues to move, seemingly unaffected by the strike. Eric Burlison.
Missouri Republicans played videos of the House Oversight Committee task force declassified federal secrets at a hearing Tuesday. In recent years, this is the latest in a series of amazing videos showing the encounter between U.S. military aircraft and ships with UFOs or the ships referred to by the Pentagon.
The latest video appears to be similar to videos that previously showed such events.
gentlemen. Burleson He did not disclose how he got the video, which he said was shot on October 30 by MQ-9 Reaper Drones.
The authenticity of the lens cannot be independently verified. “We have nothing to do with that,” a Pentagon spokesman told The Washington Times on Wednesday.
If it is real, the video seems to show one of the more shocking interactions between the U.S. military and UFOs. The 50-second clip appears to show the harvester tracking the object from overhead, while another drone fires missiles at the object. The missile appears to bounce off the object and can be seen flying through Yemen’s waters.
The U.S. military was deeply involved in the region at the time as part of an Iranian rebel campaign targeting Iran-backed West Asian countries.
Mr. Burleson He discussed the video with George Knapp, known for his work on supernatural activities, during which he testified Tuesday at a hearing.
“It was a Hellfire missile that pierced into that UFO, it immediately bounced up and it kept moving forward,” Mr. Knapp said.
gentlemen. Burleson Saying that these videos and other information related to UAP is often hidden by members of Congress.
“I won’t speculate on what it is, but the question is why we consistently block this information?” Mr. Burleson explain.
The Pentagon has established the Universal Anomaly Resolution Office or AARO to investigate allegations of military personnel, commercial pilots and other witnesses as alleged UFO sightings.
AARO’s latest report, published in November, said the Pentagon received more than 700 reports, from May 2023 to June 1, 2024, hundreds of still unexplained, including at least three cases where mysterious craftsmanship obscures U.S. military aircraft.
AARO said it received 757 reports of UAP encounters during the reporting period, of which 485 occurred between May and June 1, 2023 and another 272 between 2021 and 2022, but was not reported until recently.
These reports come from military personnel and other sources, such as the Federal Aviation Administration.
At least 118 of these cases have been resolved and attributed to balloons, birds and drones. There are 174 additional cases of “queuing up in line”, which means Aaro thinks it knows what the object in question is.
The remaining sightings remain unexplained and some obvious safety hazards emerged. AARO said in its report that at least 21 cases were “based on further analysis of reported abnormal characteristics and/or behavior.”
Events in the video released by Mr. Burlesonif true, may be an instance of a UFO showing unexplained behavior or characteristics.
