President-elect Donald Trump intends to unveil the details of enigmatic drone sightings across the United States right after he officially becomes president.
According to Mail Online, this announcement was made during a meeting with key Republican governors at the Mar-a-Lago resort.
The mysterious drones observed notably around the Christmas period, have caused a national stir, with speculations rampant about their origins and intents. Trump commented on the occurrences during his discourse with the governors, noting the lack of clarity offered by current government officials.
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin pointed out repeated unauthorized drone activities over critical airspace in Virginia.
This region houses major military sites such as Quantico Marine Corps Base and areas frequented by Navy SEAL teams. Governor Youngkin expressed dissatisfaction with the government's transparency regarding these incidents.
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry also raised an alarm about drones flying over nuclear reactors in his state. He criticized the slow response from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), emphasizing the lack of adequate guidelines for handling such situations.
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon mirrored these frustrations, discussing unidentified drones over state infrastructure, underscoring the security risks and the inadequate flow of information handling the matter.
During the discussions, Trump speculated that the drones might be linked to national defense activities organized by the government, criticizing the secrecy that shrouds the entire situation. He pledged to investigate and report back to the public promptly after his inauguration.
In his typically forthright manner, Trump promised swift disclosure. Here is his statement:
"Now for two years running we've had drone incursion over secure airspace and we still don't know why and I think that's absolutely unacceptable," he explained, addressing a mix of media and government officials.
President-elect Trump's comments emphasize both the potential risks and the pressing need for openness regarding these aerial observations. He has openly speculated that these might be American activities which, if true, he argues should be disclosed to public knowledge.
"I hope it's not an enemy but we're going to find out on the 21st, the day after, you have to give me a little time for the inauguration but shortly thereafter we'll give you a report on it we'll tell you exactly what it is," President-elect Donald Trump promised.
This commitment was made amid growing public concern and frustration from state leaders about the slow or non-existent responses from federal entities.
In conclusion, as President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, his promise to shed light on the drone activities that have puzzled many could alter public perception of national security preparedness.
Trump has not only voiced significant criticism regarding the current administration's handling of information but also highlighted a demand for greater transparency and proactive measures in national defense strategy.
