The reports and discussions about possible drones in the airspace of the US East Coast (see video above) continue. The White House and the FBI are trying to calm the population. But that doesn’t work at all. Future US President Donald Trump is vehemently demanding more transparency from the incumbent administration of Joe Biden. Because, according to him, ‘something strange is going on here’.
“The government knows what is going on. Our military knows where they come from,” Trump said at a news conference on Monday, without explaining how he came to this conclusion. For “some reason” the Biden administration doesn’t want to comment on it and wants to keep people in the dark, the Republican said. When asked whether he had received intelligence information about the drone sightings, he declined to answer. The 78-year-old also said that he could not imagine that “the enemy” was behind the drones. Then the Biden administration would have blown up the flying objects.
Trump doesn’t want to play golf because of drones
Because the unmanned flying objects also appeared near his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, Trump says he is avoiding the site until further notice. A few days ago, the real estate magnate reported on the drone problem and demanded that the plane be shot down.
The mysterious phenomenon began over New Jersey in November, and flying objects have also been spotted in other states. Videos of the mysterious bright lights in the sky are quickly spreading on social media, sparking heated speculation.
Minister: More drones in the air due to a change in the law
“There’s no question that people are seeing drones,” Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said this weekend. However, some sightings involve manned aircraft, which are often confused with drones. For some time now, drones have also been allowed to fly at night. “This could be one of the reasons why people see more drones today than before, especially at dawn and dusk.”
Source: Krone
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