Japan was called the "hot spot" of the appearance of UFOs: in the country consider it a secret weapon

Subscribe not to miss the latest and most intrusive news from the world of science! The working group for investigating cases of observation of unknown air phenomena, which are better known as UFOs, includes numerous parliamentarians, including former representatives of the Ministry of Defense of Japan. The working group is more concerned about the search for the evidence of the existence of aliens, but assumes that these phenomena can be drone or advanced secret weapons.

So these objects can be a threat to Japan's national security. One of the members of the group stated that although UFOs are usually regarded as something unearthly, it is likely that they are in fact they are weapons or disguised spy drone, which can be a significant threat. Japan was called the UFO Center for UFL Activity in the report published by the US Department of Defense last year. He is investigating the observations of unknown phenomena.

Since then, Japan has become increasingly interested in UFOs. Japan's efforts reflect similar efforts made by the United States and other Western countries in recent years. Last summer, a UFO heard was held in the US Congress, during which several former representatives of the Pentagon stated that the US government hid a lot of data about these phenomena from the public.

Last year, on the basis of the data on the emergence of UFOs from 1996 to 2023, the report of Pentagon Japan was called a "hot spot", where there is a lot of unknown flying objects. Later, in another report, the Pentagon said that there were no signs that UFOs are extraterrestrial objects. Last September, an independent group of scientists and experts convened by NASA also did not find evidence that UFOs have an extraterrestrial nature. Although there are cases that are not explained.