The US Department of Defense officials said on the 15th local time that a new wave of investigations on the "UFO" (UFO) announcement incident has shown that no evidence of aliens visiting or forced landing on the earth has been found.
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According to the US " Washington Post ", the office responsible for investigating hundreds of recent UFO notification incidents is a newly established unit. It plans to expand the scope of the investigation and trace back to the relevant notifications over the past few decades.
officials said that most of the relevant notifications were caused by the surge in the number of drones, including drones operated by foreign opponents and amateur players.
While most of the reports in the Pentagon investigation are related to air objects, defense officials are increasingly concerned about abnormal activities under the sea, space and land. For this reason, the Pentagon has now switched to the term "unidentified anomaly" phenomenonna, UAP, is not the "UFO" used in the past.
The "Office of All-Domain Anomalies Analysis" of the U.S. Department of Defense was established in July this year. It is not only responsible for tracking unknown objects in the sky, but also unknown objects underwater or space, or objects that may have a way to move from one interval to another.
The U.S. Department of Defense is committed to investigating abnormal and unknown objects. Hundreds of new reports are under investigation, but so far, they have not found any evidence that there is an alien intelligent life.
The U.S. Department of Defense Deputy Director Mutrie, who is in charge of intelligence and security affairs, said: "So far, I have not seen any signs of "alien" visiting or falling in the relevant information. "
" Office for Analysis of Anomalies in the Whole Domain", Cockpatrick, director of the Office for Analysis of Anomalies in the Whole Domain, did not rule out the possibility of alien life, saying that he continues to study it with scientific methods.
Cockpatrick said at the first press conference since the establishment of this office: "I just want to say that we will construct our analysis very carefully and strictly. We will investigate them all thoroughly. ”
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) released a report last June, covering a total of 144 unknown aerial phenomena from 2004 to 2021, of which only one can be attributed to "aircraft clutter", and nothing else can be explained. The report also said that there is currently a lack of sufficient information, so it is impossible to determine the nature of the mysterious flying object in the sightings.
Cockpatrick said that after the ODNI report, "we received more notifications." When Cockpatrick was asked about the number of notifications, he replied that there were "a few hundred".
Exact numbers will be announced soon, but a senior naval official said in May that the total number of reported incidents has long reached 400.
Officially stated that the Office of the Director of National Intelligence is expected to release the latest report by the end of this year, and that the specific number of new incidents received since last year will be provided.
US Defense Intelligence Official said in May this year that UFO incident reports have increased in the past 20 years. The Ministry of Defense is committed to clarifying the origins of these " UFO ", but many are beyond the government's ability to interpret.
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