Authorities Shocked After British Fighter Jet Caught Battling UFO

British fighter jet caught battling UFO in UK

Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Email Reddit Telegram

The Ministry of Defense has reported that a squadron of Typhoon fighter jets were scrambled in Northern England this week in order to intercept a UFO that had apparently risen out from the sea.

Authorities were left in a state of shock when the fighter jets fired upon the mysterious aircraft causing it to disappear and then reappear again, undamaged by the shots.

BYPASS THE CENSORS

You can unsubscribe any time. By subscribing you agree to our Terms of Use

Whatdoesitmean.com reports:

JOIN THE FIGHT: BECOME A CITIZEN JOURNALIST TODAY!

According to this report, multiple Federation, British, NATO and American satellite and radar sources detected this “mysterious object” rising out of the sea off the coast of North England yesterday promptingRAF Coningsby, in Lincolnshire, to launch a squadron of Eurofighter Typhoon’s to intercept it—with one of these fighter aircraft making “repeated/numerous” combat attacks against it, and as one captured radar image (see below) shows.

Local people from Leeds, York, Harrogate and Doncaster who were witness to this event, this report continues, became panic stricken and terrified that World War III was starting, this report continues, as loud booms filled the region and fighter jets filled the sky.

Within 15 minutes of this event occurring, MoD analysts in this report say, the British government issued a DA-Notice (Defence Advisory Notice) making it illegal for any news media organizations to report the facts of what had occurred—and 7 hours later published a “propaganda account” of this event stating that it was caused by a wayward Air France airliner over Yorkshire that had experienced a radio communication problem.

MoD experts in this report, however, state that all of Air France’s Airbus A320 aircraft have multiple communication systems (like all modern passenger aircraft) that continue working in emergency modeunder all circumstances—with the exception of the aircraft suffering a catastrophic failure (crash), which this one did not.