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John Ratcliffe, former director of the US National Intelligence Service, caused a sensation in an interview with Fox News on Friday, saying that an upcoming government report will feature more ATIA (unidentified flying objects, UFO) incidents that are “difficult to explain”, He added that he hoped to declassify them during his tenure in the Trump administration.
According to a related article in Newsweek, Ratcliffe said that he hopes the information about UFOs will be revealed to the American people. In December 2020, then-President Donald Trump had asked federal agencies to release a report on UFOs within 180 days.
Ratcliffe said he wanted the numbers declassified before Trump left the White House in January, “but we couldn’t get them into shape quickly so we could talk about it.”
According to Newsweek, Ratcliffe appeared to be referring to some UFO material released by the Pentagon in April 2020 and explained the sources of some of the incidents.
“Honestly, there are many more opinions than have been made public.” When we talk about views, we are talking about objects that have been seen by pilots of the Navy or Air Force, or that have been recorded in satellite images, that, frankly, are carried out in actions that are difficult to explain. “
The former director explained that these activities include movements that would be difficult to perform or movements at speeds greater than sound without the accompanying “sonic boom”. He also stressed that “reasonable” explanations are always sought, such as meteorological phenomena or the possible use of technologies by other rival countries that are more advanced than previously thought. However, he noted that there are cases where there are no satisfactory explanations.
As for where these incidents take place, Ratcliffe responded “World”, adding that “multiple sensors” reported unexplained phenomena rather than individual pilots or satellites.
This report is part of the Intelligence Authorization Act for 2021.
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