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What's behind the mystery drones hovering over U.S. and U.K. military bases?

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Since late November 2024 there is something is going on and no one has the answer to why there are ongoing incursions of unidentified drones over U.S. and U.K. military bases, nuclear installations and areas such as New Jersey and Manchester Airport.

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For example, over the past 72 hours, again there have been numerous reports of large, car-sized drones or UFOs seen in the US (New Jersey, Arizona, North Carolina, Texas) and the UK too. 

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These drones often flying in formations displaying advanced capabilities such as coordination, range, endurance, and the ability to evade detection and interception. Despite multiple sightings, none have been recovered or identified, and no physical descriptions or origins have been confirmed. 

Key details: 

Activity: 
The drones have penetrated restricted airspace repeatedly, often in swarms of a dozen or more. 

Capabilities: 
The drones exhibit advanced coordination and endurance, suggesting sophisticated technology.  

Response: 
The U.S. Air Force acknowledges the incursions but states that they have not disrupted operations. Investigations are ongoing in collaboration with U.K. authorities. 

Speculation: 
Potential origins range from Russia or China to commercial or recreational sources. However, their behavior and capabilities seem to exceed typical drone technology. Even there is speculation about an upcoming false flag alien/UFO invasion.

Government Inaction: 
Criticism is directed at the Pentagon and other authorities for not addressing the issue or taking action to remove the objects, especially given their proximity to critical infrastructure. 

The FBI and other authorities are reportedly focused on potential UFO or drone activities, particularly on or around December 3rd, which some claim was predicted to be significant by an individual known for accurately forecasting the 2003 Indonesian tsunami. 

Media Suppression: 
Reports indicate that some footage and discussions about the sightings have been censored or removed. 

Historical Context: 
The events resemble past UFO sightings at military installations, such as the 1975 U.S. military base incursions, where objects displayed extraordinary flight capabilities and eluded interception. 

The situation remains unresolved, raising questions about the drones' origins, purpose, and implications for military security. 

Whether they are advanced foreign drones or something more extraordinary, the lack of evidence and official explanations fuels speculation whether these sightings represent a security threat. 

More information is awaited from ongoing investigations and official responses. 

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Several links/discussions of reported drone/UFO sightings: 

Manchester Airport UFO sighting from inside the cockpit plus Clear shot of Airport UAP https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zkZ3x1T0QU 

Drones? UFOs? What's flying over the UK Bases? 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zy4feLBNQq8 

UFO Invasion?! "They're the size of cars spotted over New Jersey 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBLa6lUi5fg 

Drone/ UFO sighting over the Duke Nuclear Power Plant https://x.com/digijordan/status/1862721088544772434

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