The Pentagon clarified that the objects do not belong to the United States military and that a preliminary investigation does not point to the presence of any foreign or rival entity in the region.
Unidentified drones were spotted in the skies of New Jersey, near , generating unrest among the local population and authorities, including the White House. The Pentagon clarified that the objects do not belong to the US military, also refuting the theory of Congressman Jeff Van Drew, who suggested that the drones could come from an Iranian “mothership” in the Atlantic. Congressman Chris Smith also spoke out, asking the Pentagon for clarification on the sightings, which have occurred in sensitive areas of New Jersey.
In response, the Pentagon denied Van Drew’s allegations, stating that the preliminary investigation does not point to the presence of any foreign or rival entity in the region. Since November 18th, several sightings have been recorded, totaling 49 occurrences last Sunday alone. Drone images have been circulating on social media, increasing concern among residents. The White House and FBI are aware of the situation and are conducting investigations into the reports.
Some of the sightings were recorded near a military research facility and the Bedminster golf course. State Representative Dawn Fantasia disputed the information provided by the Pentagon, highlighting that the drones have a diameter of 1.8 meters, operate in a coordinated manner and fly with the lights off, which raises even more questions about their origin and purpose.
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Published by Fernando Dias
