Conn. (WFSB) - People are continuing to scratch their heads today over the hundreds of unexplained drone sightings in New Jersey.
Members of Congress are demanding answers, including Connecticut representatives.
They look larger than your average drone, according to eyewitnesses.
They have somehow avoided detection even after being reportedly seen over two military bases in New Jersey.
The unexplained sightings and lack of information are causing security concerns and frustration.
Pentagon officials say the drones do not belong to the US military and don’t appear to be coming from a foreign adversary.
The FBI is leading the drone investigation.
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Senator Blumenthal addresses unexplained drone sightings in New Jersey
- by: Dylan Fearon and Zoe Strothers
- 12.13.24
- Source:
WFSB
- 12/13/2024
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