The Pentagon says it has found no evidence of extraterrestrials

The Pentagon says in its new report that there was no evidence of extraterrestrial life in the old reports.

According to Tekna technology and technology news service, the Pentagon believes in its new report that the public's belief in hiding information about unidentified flying objects will continue. This public belief was created in the 1960s during the secret testing of advanced spy planes. But so far, the flight of government drones of all kinds of satellites or meteorological balloons has also led to unusual observations. In a new report from the Pentagon, it was also announced that none of these observations belonged to alien spacecraft. In this report, there is no evidence that the government has concealed knowledge of extraterrestrial technology, and there is no evidence that UFO sightings and aliens have visited Earth. This document is published on 63 pages and is one of the most extensive rebuttals issued by the Pentagon in recent years to counter this claim. Of course, due to widespread mistrust, this report cannot be considered suitable to calm the obsession with aliens.

Patrick Ryder, the spokesman of the Ministry of Defense, says: The Pentagon's view of this report was open and without prejudice, and no evidence was found to support the existing claims, including secret programs or hidden technology of aliens.

Despite the claims of scientists and independent researchers about the explanation of the optical opaqueness of the weather phenomena of drones or scientific balloons as logical reasons, these cases are still considered as unexplained events, which have led to the growth of conspiracy theories. Of course, this report is not the last word and the Pentagon has published a second report in which it requests the national team to remove more documents from the confidential status. NASA and US intelligence agencies are trying new ways to gather more comprehensive data on unexplained sightings.