U.S. Military Tracking Hundreds of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena With No Extraterrestrial Evidence
- The U.S. government is investigating over 650 possible UFO sightings reported mainly off the coasts and in conflict zones.
- While a few cases remain unresolved, the Pentagon says there is no credible evidence the objects came from outer space or have alien origins.
- China and Russia are potential culprits for some sightings as they pursue advanced technologies, according to a Pentagon official, but there is no conclusive evidence.
- The number of reported UAP sightings by military personnel has increased in recent years, though most have logical explanations.
- The Pentagon established an office to improve data collection and identify any threats the aerial anomalies may pose to U.S. security.
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