US General on Unidentified Flying Object: There has been a debate about many suspicious flying objects one after the other in the sky of America. In a way, the flying object in the American sky has fueled the presence of aliens. A general of the US Air Force has not denied the presence of aliens in the skies of his country. American General Glen VanHerck has said that the possibility of aliens or any other object cannot be ruled out.
So far four flying objects have been seen in the sky of America and Canada. On Sunday (February 12), the US claimed to have shot down another flying object over Lake Huron.
Are there aliens in American skies?
The existence of aliens or any other object cannot be ruled out, General Glenn VanHerk, the Air Force’s overseer of North American airspace, said on Sunday after another incident of unidentified object shoot-downs. General Glenn Vanherk said, “I will let the intelligence agency and counterintelligence find out about it, I have not ruled out anything”.
Potential threat assessment ongoing
“We will continue to conduct every possible threat assessment on this issue,” said VanHerk, head of the US North American Aerospace Defense Command and Northern Command. The military was unable to immediately determine where the three flying objects came from in their country’s airspace. We’re calling them objects, not balloons.
America shot down a flying object again
VanHerk’s comments came during a Pentagon briefing on Sunday after a US F-16 fighter jet shot down an octagon-shaped object over Lake Huron on the US-Canada border. The events of the last three days followed the downing of a Chinese balloon on February 4, which put North American air security on high alert. On February 11, Canada also claimed to have shot down a flying object from an American jet.
China gave clarification
American officials had said about the February 4 incident that balloons were being used to gather intelligence. At the same time, China clearly denied this and called it a civil balloon and said that it was being used only for weather related research work.
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