This is what is known about the drones that have invaded the skies of the United States

Unidentified drones cause concern and tension in New Jersey. (Capture TikTok/@mikewasil-ashleycolle)

Drones unidentified bodies have begun to appear over the skies of New Jersey , New York y Pennsylvaniawith information suggesting that these devices are observed nightly for several weeks now. As reported by several sources, the phenomenon has caused local authorities to request help from the FBI due to the lack of concrete details about the origin and purpose of these flights. According to Fox Newscitizens have reported seeing groups of drone-like objects flying at low altitude, especially at night.

New Jersey law enforcement officials reported on Nov. 19 that their officers had witnessed “drone activity” in the area. Morris Countyas he collects Fox News. After the sighting, an investigation was launched, fueled by rumors that were already circulating on social networks. However, the police asserted that, at this time, “there is no known threat to public safety.”

Joseph Orlandochief of police in Florham ParkNew Jersey, detailed that these apparitions occur “every night,” from dusk until the early hours of the next day, operating near critical infrastructure such as train stations and electric transmission lines.

In December, Staten Island New York was also the scene of sightings, as one resident tells NBCdescribing seeing “dozens of drones with lights.” Simultaneously, Pennsylvania reported the presence of these flying devices in Philadelphia. On the other hand, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) responded to the increase in sightings by implementing temporary flight restrictions over important facilities such as the Picatinny Arsenal and the Trump National Golf Club Bedminster.

Reflecting growing concern, Nicole Malliotakisa Republican representative from New York, mentioned that the drones have been spotted near the Verrazzano-Narrows bridge. Likewise, the assistant director of the FBI, Robert Wheeler, reported that the agency is “actively investigating” drones, and noted the “concerning” nature of not yet having clear answers about their origin or purpose, he mentioned in a congressional hearing.

Recurring sightings of unidentified drones are fueling concerns in several New Jersey counties. (Archive)
Recurring sightings of unidentified drones are fueling concerns in several New Jersey counties. (Archive)

The investigation takes on an international aspect since, according to reports The New York Timesdrones have been reported flying over four United States air bases in the United Kingdomalthough without apparent impact on the bases. The United States Defense affirms that it continues to investigate these events in British territory.

Particularly disturbing was a recent incident when more than 50 drones were detected entering from the ocean towards dry land in Island Beach State Park. The congressman Chris SmithR-N.J., shared at a hearing that “a 47-foot (14-meter) Coast Guard boat was followed by between 12 and 30 drones” that same night. During an inspection tour with the sheriff of Ocean Countythe officer Michael Mastronardypersonally sought to spot drones, but without success. Likewise, the congressman urged granting military bases the authority to shoot down drones, which would clarify their origin and intentions.

Despite ongoing investigations, Bonhan IIcommander of Picatinny Arsenalreported that military bases are not behind dronesreaffirming what was said by App.com on increasing interagency cooperation to solve the puzzle. Meanwhile, more than 20 mayors in the state urge transparency in investigations, reacting to the lack of clear answers.

Phil Murphy, the governor of New Jersey, is also looking for answers regarding the drone issue. (REUTERS/Rachel Wisniewski/File Photo)
Phil Murphy, the governor of New Jersey, is also looking for answers regarding the drone issue. (REUTERS/Rachel Wisniewski/File Photo)

Despite not having identified specific threats, authorities continue to monitor the situation. The Governor of New Jersey, Phil Murphyexpressed his frustration at the lack of answers and the sophistication of the drones, highlighting that these devices “turn off” when they are sighted, a peculiarity that adds mystery to the situation, which still does not have a solution.

With more than three thousand reports already in the information line established by the FBI, the issue of drones in New Jersey remains an urgent priority for authorities. The upcoming congressional hearing promises more challenges than answers, given the elusive nature of these devices and the legal complexity surrounding them. unauthorized flights in US airspace.

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