The White House says three unidentified aerial objects shot down in recent days may have been «totally benign»—although it’s hard to confirm anything without.
The White House says three unidentified aerial objects shot down in recent days may have been «totally benign»—although it’s hard to confirm anything without any debris to examine. National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said Tuesday that there’s no evidence the objects shot down over Alaska, the Yukon territory, and Lake Huron were linked to China’s spy balloon program, NBC reports. «One thing we have to consider, and we believe the intelligence community is considering as an explanation, is that these could be balloons tied to commercial or research entities and therefore totally benign,» Kirby said
«I want to caveat that we haven’t found the debris,» Kirby added.
