The Pentagon was on alert and created a new division to investigate UFOs. After a mysterious sighting near a highly sensitive military area, this rule began to be drawn up.
Moreover, in the investigation report last June, there were 143 sightings of aircraft suspected of being UFOs but whose origins could not be explained.
Undersecretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks, working with the US director of national intelligence, ordered a new investigative agency to be created as part of the US Department of Defense intelligence and security. The order comes five months after top-secret US intelligence reports about a possible UFO appearing related to aliens.
The new office will focus on incidents in, or near, designated 'special use airspace' (SUA) which are tightly controlled and blocked from general aviation due to high security.
"An attack by any aerial object into our SUA poses aviation and operations security concerns, and could pose a national security challenge," the Pentagon said in a statement.
The Department of Defense, according to the Pentagon, will take reports of an attack by any aerial object, whether identified or unidentified, very seriously. An investigation will also be carried out.
The new division is called the Airborne Object Identification and Management Synchronization Group (AOIMSG), the successor to the US Navy's Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force. This Division will be overseen by a panel of experts from the military and intelligence community.
A mostly classified official review of UFO reports released in June determined that most incidents over the past 20 years are explainable and have nothing to do with unknown or classified US or foreign technology.
But last year, the Pentagon released still-unexplained video captured by naval pilots of an object moving at incredible speed, spinning and mysteriously disappearing.
"Out of 143 incidents, 18 cases were considered as a form of 'exhibition' of very advanced technology," the intelligence group said.
This cluster does not mean focusing on UFOs related to aliens alone but on any unexplained phenomena that exist in sensitive areas of the United States.