According to a new report, dozens of irrational drones and other flying objects have allegedly spied on sensitive American military installations, and the Pentagon has acknowledged that there is n’t much it can do to stop drones from spied on American bases.
Unexplained robots have flown over U.S. military installations in Virginia and Nevada over the past year, according to The  and Wall Street Journal, and they have spotted Naval Station Norfolk and the Navy’s SEAL Team Six army system. According to the outlet, governmental regulations have stymied the Pentagon’s ability to launch strikes and shoot down the robots due to concerns that the dirt from the aircraft was hurt Americans if it fell to the ground.
The Biden-Harris management also claimed in a new report that they had thought about jamming the transmission of the strange drones, but the idea was rejected because it was thought to have a negative impact on Wi-Fi, commercial airlines, and 911 emergency systems.
According to The Wall Street Journal, Gen. Glen Van Herck, who attempted to shoot down the contentious Chinese spy balloon, has advised Defense Department Secretary Lloyd Austin to have teams eavesdrop on the enigmatic drones and other flying objects. ” If there are unknown objects within North America”, Van Herck , said, adding that the goal is” to go out and identify them”.
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According to The Wall Street Journal, previous U.S. Air Force Gen. Mark Kelly was the first to be informed of the enigmatic helicopter observations by Langley Air Force Base authorities in December 2023. The officers claimed that drone fleets may be spotted flying over the Virginia basic at evening. According to the outlet, the drones were spotted for around 17 days, which raised questions whether or not they were a part of a Chinese or Russian detective operation.
The U.S. government was not permitted to take down the drones because spying on the bottom was not regarded as an imminent threat, despite having some of the country’s most advanced secrecy weaponry, such as the F-22 Falcon fighter jets.
Authorities did not know who the drones were, but Fengyun Shi, 26, flew one of the drones close to Langley Air Force Base. After officers found an abandoned aircraft belonging to Shi that was stuck in a branch in January, the Federal Bureau of Investigation discovered that Shi had taken pictures of Navy submarines at the bottom.
According to The Wall Street Journal, Shi was eventually arrested and pleaded guilty to spy.