The Pentagon currently has no plans to release footage of UFOs that were shot down over Alaska last month, though as spokesperson acknowledged such footage exists.
, the agency has so far declined to release any footage or photos of the objects shot down over Alaska.EX-NAVY PILOT WHO'S SEEN UFOS IN FLIGHT CALLS FOR INVESTIGATIONS OF AERIAL PHENOMENA: ‘WE NEED TO BE CURIOUS’
"No official video footage of the objects or their take-down have been cleared for release, and I would not have any information about a timeline for any future potential release," the DOD spokesperson said. The lack of transparency from the Pentagon has fueled speculation about exactly what the military shot down, with one balloon hobbyist club speculating that at least one of the objects may have been one of their weather monitoring balloons.
"When I heard that [it was a] silver object with a payload attached to it, that could be one of our balloons," a member of the Northern Illinois Bottlecap Balloon Brigade, who last tracked their balloon to Yukon area and said it stopped transmitting around the same time the U.S. military shot down a UFO there, told Politico earlier this month.
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