WILD: 700 In the Last Year!?

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(TheIndependentStar.com) – In a development raising a lot more questions than the answers it’s producing, there were over 700 new UFO sightings recorded this past year, and many remain unexplained, as per the latest Pentagon report.

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The Pentagon’s increasing reports on unidentified flying objects are fueling interest and concern among citizens, raising questions about our military’s infrastructure security.

It remains unclear whether advanced technologies could be surveilling the United States from above, and if so, who or what is behind these potentially sophisticated maneuvers.

The All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) recently released declassified information, coinciding with claims from former Defense Department officials about technology beyond human capabilities.

Between May 2023 and June 2024, 757 reports came in, with more than 485 in the last year alone.

This substantial increase in reports is attributed to greater engagement and willingness to come forward.

The Pentagon confirmed that military pilots have reported incidents involving UFOs, with at least three mentioning being shadowed by these mysterious objects.

Findings highlight that 118 cases were resolved as common phenomena like balloons or drones, leaving a substantial number unexplained.

Many sightings, especially over U.S. nuclear sites, pose significant security hazards.

Critics and proponents of UFO studies agree that, while many sightings are explainable, some remain truly puzzling.

AARO found no concrete evidence to link these incidents with foreign adversaries but continues to investigate unresolved cases, including 21 encounters showing anomalous characteristics.

Former NASA official Michael Gold asserted while many reports involve drones or natural phenomena, investigating anomalies could lead to important discoveries.

“But there is a percentage that isn’t. And looking into those anomalies is how discoveries will be made,” Gold says, cited by The Washington Times.

A government’s acknowledgment of UAP presence marks a sharp departure from dismissing these matters.

Notably, a recent Congressional hearing explored the possibility of alien communication and even interdimensional beings.

Former officials allege that the U.S. government is concealing possession of advanced technology, sparking new enthusiasm for transparency and truth.

As the investigations continue, the Pentagon aims to enhance its global outreach and partnerships by 2025 to better understand these phenomena.

For now, citizens, patriots, and military personnel alike remain in the dark about the true nature and origins of these sightings.

It’s a mystery that has captured the nation’s imagination and raised critical concerns about national security and sovereignty.

“Advanced technologies not made by our government — or any other government — are monitoring sensitive military installations around the globe,” comments Luis Elizondo, the former head of the now-defunct Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program that investigated UFOs.

The Pentagon’s evolving approach signifies an end to dismissive attitudes towards UFOs, paving the way for rigorous, government-funded research.

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