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Mystery Surrounding Drones in the US Solved, Yet Questions Remain

Mystery Surrounding Drones in the US Solved, Yet Questions Remain
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World January 28, 2025 22:00

washington - The White House reveals that the mysterious drone sightings were authorized flights, not espionage activities.

Authorized Drone Flights, Not Espionage

The recent mysterious drone sightings above American soil were not linked to espionage but were authorized flights, as confirmed by the White House.

In a recent press conference, Karoline Leavitt, the new spokesperson for President Donald Trump, disclosed that the drone flights were authorized by the FAA for research purposes and other reasons, without providing further details.

Last year, thousands of sightings of unidentified flying objects caused panic and speculation across the US, particularly in New Jersey and New York, disrupting air traffic and prompting temporary drone flight bans in certain areas.

Speculations ranged from Chinese espionage to an alleged Iranian operation conducted from a mysterious mothership off the Atlantic coast. Some suggested that defense industry parties were behind the flights to expose base vulnerabilities.

Despite the recent clarification from the White House, many questions remain unanswered, including the specifics of the research conducted with the drones and the nature of the 'other reasons' for the flights.

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