Video from US Congressional Hearing Shows UFO Being Attacked by Missile
Remember the video released in 2020 of a "Tic Tac" UFO?
This one is identical, in black and white because it was filmed with infrared vision by an MQ-9 Reaper drone, while another drone attempts to shoot down the UFO with an "AGM-114 Hellfire" missile. The incident occurred in 2024 off the coast of Yemen.
The video was released at the most recent UFO hearing in the US Congress (September 8).
Representative Eric Burlison of Missouri showed stunning footage of a UFO being hit by a Hellfire missile fired by a US military drone on October 30, 2024. The missile ricocheted off the mysterious object, which continued to move at high speed off the coast of Yemen.
Journalist George Knapp, who investigates UFO cases, was asked by Burlison about his opinion on the footage. Knapp stated:
“There are servers where there is a whole set of these types of videos that Congress has not been allowed to see, that the public has not been allowed to see. The public should be watching these things.”
Example image, where we can see the MQ-9 Reaper drone type and the Hellfire missiles
The hearing comes as the U.S. government seeks to demonstrate greater transparency regarding UFOs. The White House announced in June an order to "restore the sovereignty of American airspace." The associated task force aims to recognize the growing UFO threat, strengthen restrictions on critical infrastructure, and develop new technologies to detect drones.
In the video, we can see that the UFO appears to have an energy field and "deflected" the Hellfire missile.
Some small fragments are visible, which continue to follow the UFO, as it continues to fly. So, apparently, the UFO is intact and unaffected; the fragments may be from the Hellfire missile itself.
There is no human technology (at least not publicly disclosed) that could withstand the impact of a Hellfire missile.
Meanwhile, in China, in Shandong, on September 14th, a surveillance camera video was released showing an identical phenomenon.
A type of missile intercepted a luminous object. Could it have been an asteroid or a UFO?
An asteroid enters the atmosphere at an average speed of 259,000 km/h, making it unlikely to be intercepted by a human missile. Or could it have been an unmanned (and therefore remotely controlled) UFO colliding with an asteroid to save human lives?
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