The US military dumped an unidentified object over the Canadian border

The North American Air Defense Command (NORAD) took action for an unidentified object, this time flying on the US-Canada border, after the Chinese balloon dropped unidentified objects over Alaska and Canada.

It turned out that NORAD dropped another unidentified object after it briefly closed the Lake Michigan and Lake Huron area on the US-Canada border to flying.

“I have been contacted by the Department of Defense regarding operations in the Great Lakes Region,” Michigan Republican Rep. Jack Bergman said in a statement on his Twitter account. The US military has landed a new object in Lake Huron.” he used his statements.

Retired Lt. Gen. Bergman wrote that the American public is waiting for answers to questions about the high-altitude objects in question. A statement from the Pentagon is expected.

PENTAGON AND NORAD DID NOT MAKE AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT

The US military struck a Chinese high-altitude balloon, which it had previously detected over Montana, off the coast of South Carolina, on February 4.

The Pentagon dropped an unidentified object over Alaska on February 9.

Yesterday, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that they launched the object over the Yukon region of Canada in cooperation with the United States.

Thus, the US military has shot down a total of four aerial elements in the last 10 days, including a Chinese high-altitude balloon and 3 unidentified objects.

NORAD closed the region to flights for a short time on the grounds that it detected abnormal radar activity over the state of Montana, where nuclear weapons are deployed, but announced that it could not find any objects associated with the radar detections in the area. investigation. (AA)