Canada releases photo of mysterious UFO shot down by US fighter jet

Canada on September 25 released images of a UFO shot down by a US F-22 stealth fighter in collaboration with the Canadian Forces last year. The Canadian Ministry of National Defense said it delayed releasing the photo because of concerns that questions and confusion would arise surrounding the incident.

A new image released by the Canadian Department of National Defense shows a UFO shot down by a US fighter jet over Canada in 2023.

Canadian Department of National Defence/CTV News

"Even if the image were shared on social media with a clear caption, it would likely cause a wave of questions from both the public and the media," said Taylor Paxton, a public affairs officer with the Canadian Department of National Defence.

According to official Paxton, this object was determined to be "benign" and not harmful to people.

According to the Daily Star , the grainy image shows a round white object with fuzzy edges, which was captured by a US Air Force F-22 stealth fighter during a joint mission with the Canadian Armed Forces. Canadian Brigadier General Eric Laforest described it as a cylindrical object with a metallic upper part, a white lower part, and a 6m long wire with what appeared to be a package hanging from it.

The mysterious UFO, described as a “small metallic balloon with a payload attached,” was among three cases that Canada discovered hovering in the sky. From February 10 to 12, three objects were discovered floating in North America before crashing in the state of Alaska (USA), Yukon and Lake Huron (Canada).

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The New York Post quoted US President Joe Biden confirming that three mysterious objects were shot down, while affirming that they were not surveillance vehicles of any other country.

A search for debris from all three objects was launched, but both Canadian and US police called off the search a few days later due to poor weather conditions.

Responding to CTV News, Mr. Iain Boyd, professor of aerospace engineering at the University of Colorado (USA), said that the Canadian government delayed releasing the image of the incident due to concerns about national security. Releasing the photo would raise many conspiracy theories and expose the North American country's defense weaknesses, according to Mr. Boyd.

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