We've been hearing stories about flying saucers for a long time, but now the issue is being considered at the US government level, and now US intelligence agencies have to tell Congress that they are flying UFOs (unknown flying What do you know about things?
When President Donald Trump signed the 2. 2.3 trillion Corona Virus Relief and Government Funding Bill in December, a 180-day countdown began for US intelligence agencies to tell Congress that they would What do you know about UFOs, because there is a clause in the bill in this regard?
Both the director of national intelligence and the secretary of defense are now under pressure to provide a confidential report on "unknown aerial phenomena" to congressional intelligence and armed services committees.
According to US media, there is a condition in the 'Committee Comments' section of the Intelligence Authority Act for the financial year 2021, after which they have less than 6 months left to inform about the flying saucers.
The Senate Intelligence Committee's directive states that the report should be confidential, but with a secret attachment. The directive also states that the report must include a detailed analysis of UFO data and information gathered by the Naval Intelligence, FBI and Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon Task Force.
A spokesman for the Office of the Director of National Intelligence confirmed that the report would be verified by the fact-checking website Snapshot.
It should be noted that in April last year, the Pentagon released three short videos, one from 2004 and two from 2015, showing "unknown aerial phenomena", which were confirmed by the US Navy. These videos, recorded by infrared cameras, showed unidentified objects flying in the sky.
In the background of 2 of these videos, service members can be heard commenting while looking at and discussing the item, one speculating that it could be a drone. In August, the Pentagon announced that it was setting up a task force to investigate the items, but it was not immediately clear what those items were or where they came from.
Both Pentagon officials and members of Congress are concerned about unknown objects flying over US military bases, with some saying the items in the video could be intelligence-gathering drones. In June last year, the Senate Intelligence Committee asked the Pentagon and the intelligence community to provide a public analysis of such matters.
