Former employee of the British Ministry of Defense, who headed the UFO division in Whitehall from 1991 to 1994. Nick Pope said he "does not rule out" linking the recent drone incursions into Royal Air Force bases in the UK to foreign concerns about the possible emergence of nuclear weapons. This is reported by The Guardian, reports UNN.
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Three air bases in the east of the United Kingdom: Lakenheath, Mildenhall and Feltwell are used by the United States Air Force(USAF). The US has not yet confirmed whether the drones were spotted by the enemy in November.
Opponents, probably Russia or China, can use drones to collect data in parallel with other intelligence-gathering strategies. But they are unlikely to risk using a highly regarded intelligence officer, both explicit and illegal, for something like this.
A British UFO hunter believes that if foreign enemies were responsible for the incident, they could use the services of third parties, possibly providing local UAV enthusiasts with certain equipment.
Perhaps by convincing them, they will work for an independent news agency. Anti-nuclear groups or individual activists may also be potential culprits for this scenario
Pope added that Lord Cocker's statement in Parliament that the intrusion is being treated as a criminal investigation to bring those responsible to Justice confirms his hypothesis.
Enemy activity cannot be ruled out, if only because the invasion became known around the same time that Ukraine launched Storm Shadow missiles delivered by Britain to strike the Kursk region in Russia.
According to an ex-employee of the Ministry of Defense, the invasion in November this year is not the first time that an unidentified flying object appears in the area of Royal Air Force air bases where nuclear weapons are located.
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Over the British air bases "Lakenheath", "Mildenhall" and "Feltwell", used by the US Air Force, recorded unknown UAVs. The incidents occurred on November 20-22