510 complaints of unknown objects popularly known as UFO in the sky had been gathered by the US as of this writing, most of which are hovering in critical military airspace. The government has stated in a declassified report summary made public on Thursday that even if there is no proof of extraterrestrial life, it still poses a threat.

The All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office was established by the Pentagon last year with the primary purpose of gathering and examining all of those complaints of unexplained events, some of which have been made by military pilots. To further evaluate the instances, it collaborates with intelligence officials.

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According to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence's report from 2022, the incidents 'continue to occur in restricted or sensitive airspace, emphasising potential issues for security of flight or enemy collection operations.'

How many of the objects were discovered close to nuclear power stations or storage facilities is covered in the classified version of the study.