Newly elected President Donald Trump has rebuked President Biden and the Pentagon, accusing them of hiding information about mysterious drones seen hovering over New Jersey and New York. Trump’s concerns come as sightings have left many wondering about the origin and purpose of these drones.
“The government knows what’s going on. Look, our military knows where they took off from – if it’s a garage, they can go straight to that garage. They know where it came from and where Went, and for some reason, they don’t do it. “I don’t want to comment,” Trump said during a news conference in Palm Beach.
He added, “And I think they would be better off saying what it is. Our military knows and our president knows. And for some reason, they want to keep people in secret.”
However, Trump dodged a question about whether he personally received intelligence about the mysterious drones seen in New Jersey and New York. When asked, he declined to comment, leading many to wonder whether he was aware of any classified information about the drone. The president-elect also said he suspected the drones were the work of a foreign enemy.
“If it were the enemy they would blow it up. Even if they were late, they would blow it up. Something strange is happening. For some reason, they don’t want to tell people, and they should ” He said.
Trump also recently mentioned that his golf course in Bedminster, New Jersey was one of the locations where mysterious drones were spotted. Due to these scenes, he decided to cancel his upcoming visit to Bedminster.
In recent weeks, New Jersey residents have reported multiple sightings of unidentified drones hovering over suburban neighborhoods, industrial areas and even sensitive locations. The unusual activity has sparked widespread speculation and concern and prompted lawmakers to demand the Biden administration explain what was behind the mysterious sightings. US officials have said that most of the sightings involve manned aircraft and that there is no evidence of any threat to public safety or national security.
At a Pentagon briefing before Trump’s news conference began, Air Force Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder, a Pentagon spokesman, told reporters, “There is no evidence at this time that the reported drone sightings pose a threat to national security or public safety.” Does this, or is there some foreign collusion in this? ,
Meanwhile, White House spokesman John Kirby recently said that despite using sophisticated electronic detection technologies, federal officials, along with state and local law enforcement officials, have not confirmed any reports of visual drone sightings in New Jersey. Have been unable to do. Instead, many of these sightings have been attributed to regular aircraft, such as airliners and helicopters, being misidentified as drones.
