Mysterious drone sightings prompted airspace closure at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio, one of the largest U.S. Air Force installations, for approximately four hours over the weekend. This incident marks the first reported drone activity at the base, with officials noting that the drones varied in size but did not damage any facilities.

The sightings come amid a series of similar reports across the eastern U.S., raising concerns about potential threats and prompting calls for improved drone management technology from lawmakers. [Read more about the drones mystery here and here.] While federal authorities, including the FBI and Department of Homeland Security, do not view these incidents as foreign interference, uncertainty about their origins persists, leading to heightened scrutiny and demands for transparency from government officials.

Editor’s Note: Despite thousands of reports and the potential implications for national security, federal agencies have downplayed the situation, asserting that there is no immediate threat. How did they know this without proper investigation? More importantly, what are these drones for, and why is the government not doing anything? For a country that is so gung-ho with its airspace security, government inaction is suspicious.

Are we being invaded by aliens? Or is this another way for the government to spy on its citizens?

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