U.S. intelligence chief officially admits UFOs can chase U.S. warships

The head of the intelligence agency said that the flying objects that chased US warships may be of alien origin, reports New York Post.

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Avril Haynes, Director of National Intelligence (DNI) overseeing all 16 US intelligence agencies, including the FBI and CIA, spoke at the Our Future in Space event at Washington National Cathedral.

Haynes was asked about UFOs, which have become the subject of serious national security debate in the United States, when, after many years, these assumptions have consistently been sent to the dustbin of conspiracy theories.

A stunning UAP task force report released by the Pentagon in the summer admitted that there were unexplained clashes between the US military and mysterious objects such as the infamous TicTac ("Tick-Tock" - unidentified flying object (UFO), radar and visually observed in November 2004 near the coast of Mexico and the United States in the Pacific Ocean by the strike group of the American aircraft carrier "Nimitz", and also recorded by the radar of the American cruiser "Princeton").

And although the report, which analyzed 144 observations, did not explicitly mention a possible connection with aliens, such a possibility was not ruled out either.

Haynes, at Our Future in Space event, seems to have opened up the mystery of a possible alien connection even further, where she spoke with NASA chief Bill Nelson, leading expert Professor Avi Loeb and the world's second richest man, Jeff Bezos.

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And she acknowledged that these strange encounters are among the things that the intelligence community just doesn't understand, which underscores the need for further investigation.

“The main issues of concern to Congress and other organizations are aviation safety and counterintelligence issues,” participants said at the DNI forum.

“There’s always a question:“ Is there something else that we just don’t understand, what can be called alien? ”She said.

Haynes seemed to be hesitant about the "alien" phenomenon.

But now she is the highest-ranking official in the intelligence community to hint at an alien connection.

DNI acknowledged that better reporting structures need to be put in place to properly investigate UFOs, now more commonly referred to in the intelligence community as UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena).

US officials are expected to set up a permanent office to investigate these phenomena.

The stunning and inexplicable encounters went beyond blurry photographs and turned into detailed incidents involving American warships and warplanes, which were recorded on several military-grade instruments.

Haynes said, “We were pretty sure we wouldn't be able to characterize each of these [UAP reports] in the various categories that we defined because, frankly, we couldn't understand everything about what was going on. A lot of it is based on the fact that we don’t have a consistent way of presenting this information—we need to integrate a lot of the data we get.”

She continued, “We need to carefully collect useful information from the various sensors we have at our disposal. And we need to deepen our research in these areas in our intelligence work. "

She also predicted a dramatic leap in the development of human relations with space over the next decade.

At a two-hour event, DNI warned that "colonial" conflicts between the US, Russia and China could arise in space.

Haynes said the US "is committed to protecting access to space and space exploration for many countries."

She added: "We recognize how important this is for the overall prosperity of humankind."

Meanwhile, Blue Origin and Amazon boss Bezos laid out their vision for the future of humanity in space.

He is oblivious to criticism of his own exploits in orbit, which are ironically referred to as "pleasure trips" after Bezos sent Star Trek star William Shatner into space.

Bezos outlined his vision, in which man becomes a true cosmic being, warning that if we do not head for the stars, the Earth will be completely deprived of its resources.

He pondered about giant solar farms in space that could solve the energy problems of mankind, and about man-made space colonies.

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However, with regard to aliens, Bezos expressed doubt that "extrasolar intelligent beings" had visited Earth.

US lawmakers commissioned the Pentagon's UFO report after a stunning series of leaked videos showing military encounters with objects such as the infamous TicTac.

This marked an incredible turnaround in this area after the government dismissed UFOs as the cause in Project Blue Book in the 1960s.

The report acknowledges that it could have been previously unknown planes from China, Russia, or even a "non-state" terrorist group.

But this did not decisively rule out an extraterrestrial or perhaps even an extradimensional origin of the encounters.

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Discussion on this topic, which for decades was considered secondary and destructive, is now gaining momentum. High-level figures are joining the debate, including former President Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.

This was due to the fact that Pentagon whistleblower Liu Elizondo, who led the previous US UFO investigation unit, hinted that the pilots may have suffered from time distortion and radiation burns during collisions with this phenomenon.

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