Japanese Lawmakers Form Group to Investigate UFOs as Potential Security Threats

The bipartisan initiative aims to enhance Japan's detection and analysis of unidentified aerial phenomena, following concerns over possible surveillance activities.

Over 80 Japanese lawmakers, including former defense ministers, have joined the group.
The initiative seeks to align Japan's approach to UFOs with that of the United States.
Recent incidents involving suspected Chinese surveillance drones have heightened security concerns.
The group advocates for the creation of a Japanese equivalent to the US All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO).
Experts emphasize the need to move the conversation on UFOs from sensationalism to scientific inquiry.