Other US adversaries may have launched recent UFOs, ex-NORAD chief says
“Intelligence gaps that existed with our systems of detection across North America” had been “closed” since the first balloon incident, Clancy said, explaining that the military was now more aware of airspace breaches.“The second thing, and this is just conjecture from my perspective, I think you’re also seeing the confluence of a dis … a distinctive activity by our adversaries to test our systems,” Clancy said.
“What you’re really trying to ascertain is what was the overall intent of doing this with these devices at this time; it looks to me to be a concerted effort,” he said, warning that it would be reckless to simply blame China for the latest incidents. A member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence and Armed Services Committee joined the program to say that “objects” of “unknown origin” are common over US airspace, but officials recently decided to crack down on them after the widely publicized Chinese spy balloon incident.
“So what’s happening now is we’re actually looking for these with extra vigilance, we’re looking for them in different ways, we’re starting to see them in different ways, and President Biden has made the decision that we are not going to allow those over US territory,” said Rep. Jason Crow .
“These are not posing a threat, uh, to the United States or Americans,” he said. “You know, these are benign objects, from what we can tell, and again, this is not a new phenomenon either
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