The United States provided more details about the encounter with UFOs

The new report was published on the dangers of a confrontation between US Navy fighter jets and unidentified flying objects (UFOs) , revealing more details of the incidents, after the main Pentagon. declassified and released a video of three encounters at the end of last month, CNN said.

'An unidentified flying vehicle appears to be small in size, approximately the size of a suitcase and is silver in color' , quoted the report describing the encounter that took place on March 26, 2014. At that time, a US Navy F / A-18 fighter approached the object at a distance of 304 m, but could not determine its reputation.

Screenshot of an unidentified flying object recorded by US Navy pilots.

The pilot tried to make visual contact with the object, but failed. Documents provided by the Naval Safety Center to CNN on May 13, previously labeled 'for official use only.'

Additional UFO reports were first published by Drive, a website dedicated to military matters. They collect documents through a Freedom of Information Act request. Videos recorded with the infrared camera show that unidentified objects move very quickly.

The two videos contain the pilot's voice reacting in a panic about the speed of movement of the object. A speculative voice might be a drone.

UFOs can be drones

New reports seem to share this claim, in flight reports, pilots often describe unidentified flying objects as 'unmanned aircraft systems (UAS)' , the official name. of the Pentagon for drones.

According to a November 2013 report, the US Navy F / A-18 pilots approached an object reported to be a small drone. It has a wingspan of about 1.5 m, is white and has no distinctive features.

Because of its small size, the object recorded in the report is UAS. Another incident occurred on June 27, 2013, showing that the object the pilot encountered was white with the size and shape of a drone or a rocket.

The report says that even if unidentified flying objects were identified as unmanned aircraft, the military still could not know who was operating them. This poses a major safety challenge for fighters in restricted airspace for training off the east coast of Virginia.

After that incident, the military air traffic controller contacted several UAS operators in the area, but there were no reports of UAS activity at the time.

'I feel it may be only a matter of time before one of our F / A-18 fighters had an unidentified collision with UAS,' one of the authors of the report wrote.

In many ways, unmanned aircraft pose a higher risk of aviation safety than manned aircraft. They are usually less important in value and are more difficult to detect with radar than manned aircraft.

It is also possible that drones are operated by rival nations such as Russia and China, which may be seeking to gather information about the operation of the US military.

The US Navy has issued detailed instructions to pilots about how they will report when they believe they have seen a UFO.

The truth is still out there

The Pentagon once set up a UFO research agency, but was closed in 2012.

The existence of UFOs has been the subject of much speculation. (Screenshots).

Luis Elizondo, the head of the program, told CNN in 2017, that he personally believes that we are not alone in the vast universe. 'These aircraft, we will call them planes with features not found in the US and any country in the world that we know,' Mr Elizondo said.

He added that he resigned from the Pentagon in 2017 to protest the secrecy surrounding the program and internal disagreements over the continued funding of the program.

President Donald Trump once called the UFO video the Pentagon released a 'video from hell' and questioned its authenticity.

Although the Pentagon has officially released three videos of its UFO encounters, US Navy pilots say the Pentagon has kept a lot of long videos about UFOs secret.

Chad Underwood, a former F / A-18 pilot, one of the people who recorded the encounter with UFO once told New York magazine, that the video is only a small part of the original version he recorded. However, Pentagon officials deny this.