An upcoming government report will detail a series of “difficult-to-explain” UFO sightings, former National Intelligence Director John Ratcliffe said in a recent interview.
Ratcliffe, former intelligence chief of former President Donald Trump, was asked about incidents involving unidentified flying objects and Fox News Friday.
“There are many more observations than have been made public,” Maria Bartiromo told host. “Some of these have been declassified.”
“And when we talk about observations,” Ratcliffe continued, “we talk about objects that have been seen by Navy or Air Force pilots, or that have been captured by satellite images that are frankly involved in difficult actions. to explain “.
“Movements difficult to replicate for which we do not have the technology. Or travel at speeds that cross the sound barrier without a sound boom. “
His statements came several months after the Pentagon declassified three well-known UFO videos, acknowledging that the images were filmed by U.S. Navy pilots.
In the interview, Ratcliffe said the observations, which have been reported around the world, extend beyond “just a pilot or just a satellite or some intelligence collection.”
“We usually have several sensors that detect these things … some of these are inexplicable phenomena, and there are actually quite a few more than have been made public,” he said.
The new Pentagon report is expected to be released on June 1, Bartiromo said during the interview.
That was after then-President Trump in December signed the $ 2.3 trillion COVID-19 relief and funding bill, which started a 180-day countdown to the Pentagon and agencies of espionage would say what they know about UFOs.
Ratcliffe said he hoped to release the information before the White House administration leaves in January, but “we couldn’t get it down in an unclassified format that we could talk about quickly enough.”