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Earlier this year, the United States of America and its Defense Department decided to have one of their pilots take a picture of the Chinese spy balloon that was flying in American airspace back on February 3rd from the cockpit of a U-2 spy plane. As stated, the photo depicted a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon and it was only recently released after the US Air Force had the picture taken. The thing about the photo is that it gave a closer picture of the balloon and shows how it was carrying large panels underneath the main white inflatable balloon. According to the Department of Defense, the image was taken as the balloon “hovered over the Central Continental United States” a day before the balloon was shot down off the coast of South Carolina.

The termination of the search for items that crashed over Alaska and Lake Huron implies that there's a chance the objects may remain uncollected and unanalyzed. According to a US military official, the search for two of the unidentified flying objects that were shot down by the military this month has been abandoned, raising concerns that the objects may never be analysed. The floating vessels over North America have piqued curiosity since a US missile destroyed a Chinese spy balloon on February 4th. President Biden recently stated that the three objects shot down thereafter were probably research balloons, not spy craft, and the military allocated fewer resources towards recovering them.

On Thursday, President Joe Biden said he expected to speak with China's President Xi Jinping over a Chinese spy balloon that a U.S. fighter plane shot down early this month after transiting the US.

A senior commander revealed on Monday that the U.S. military had recently seen a quantity of high-altitude Chinese monitoring balloons traveling over the Middle East and Afghanistan.

Many were spotted over Sensitive Nuclear Areas, Senate to receive briefing this week. The Pentagon, Military Pilots and the American Intelligence Agencies have been working together under the umbrella of the Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, solely focused on receiving and analyzing all reports of unknown objects flying in American airspace.

Second High Altitude Object Shot Down

Former President Donald Trump's officials have generated intense annoyance and perplexity about recent disclosures that Chinese monitoring balloons were in the air over American borders while they were in office.

After the State legislature overwhelmingly passed a bill opposing Beijing's claims about monitoring spy balloons floating across North America, China accused the United States of misleading the globe.

Officials in the United States have stated that a Chinese balloon that had floated across the United States was taken down by the United States army – less than a week when an F-22 fighter jet from the United States torpedoed an unknown object that was flying high above Alaska.

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Are There Spy Balloons Over Tennessee? The state of Tennessee is no stranger to unusual aerial activity. In recent years, there have been reports of everything from unidentified flying objects to mysterious drones flying over the state. So, it's not surprising that some residents are wondering if there might be spy balloons flying over Tennessee.

US government waited until the spy balloon drifted off over the ocean before taking the object down with a single missile. Credit to South_Equivalent4004

On Saturday, President Joe Biden gave the order for the U.S. military to shoot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon off the coast of North Carolina. The balloon had flown over sensitive military sites in North America and became the latest source of tension between Washington and Beijing.

Surveillance Balloon Spotted Over Charlotte, North Carolina

Defense officials announced Thursday that the United States is tracking a suspected Chinese high-altitude surveillance balloon over the continental United States, a discovery that risks further straining already fragile US-China relations.

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