15:59 ET, May 20 2022
Updated: 16:28 ET, May 20 2022

THE US and Russia have fired at UFOs, a leading expert told The Sun “with 100percent certainty,” despite officials’ claims to the contrary.

This question was posed to Scott Bray – the Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence – during last Tuesday’s historic Congressional hearing about UFOs.

Footage shared by Jeremy Corbell

Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence Scott Bray plays a video of an ‘unidentified aerial phenomena’ in Tuesday’s hearing

“And I assume we’ve never discharged any armaments against a UAP (unidentified aerial phenomenon), correct?” Illinois Rep Raja Krishnamoorthi asked Bray,

“That’s correct,” Bray responded,

The issue was dropped but the back and forth stuck with Jeremy Corbell, who spoke to The Sun after the hearing.

Corbell has been a leading force behind the movement to get Congress to hold this hearing and was the only citizen mentioned by name during the discussion.

“Mr. Corbell and others have been collecting data on this issue for years,” Congressman Andre Carson said.

Corbell disagrees with the denials made on Tuesday.

“I can tell you with 100 percent certainty that we and other countries like Russia have fired upon UFOs,” Corbell told The Sun.

“And I’m talking recently and regularly with an increased frequency.”

Corbell also claimed that the hearing witnesses – Bray and Secretary of Defense for Intelligence & Security Ronald Moultrie – seemed to either sidestep questions by saying they’ll discuss them in a private session or got them wrong – including that in disarming armaments.

“The witnesses were either uninformed, misinformed or they were lying,” he said.

“I think they did the best job they could under the parameters they had but they were a little daft on certain issues.”

BOMBSHELL EVIDENCE OF UFOs

Corbell and investigative reporter George Knapp obtained and released a trove of unseen and at-the-time classified reports and Pentagon-corroborated visual evidence of UFOs in May 2021.

The evidence included – among other things – the Navy’s radar video, thermal-imaging video, and the video from the battleship’s deck of the swarm of UFOs circling above in July 2019.

That “shook some trees,” Corbell said.

Knapp believes government officials were “stunned by what they’ve heard from military witnesses and longtime investigators.”

Coincidentally or not, the government released its preliminary report on UAPs (unidentified aerial phenomenon) a month later.

The June 2021 report included over 140 unexplained military encounters going back to 2004, but it didn’t seem to provide a lot of information.

But Corbell read between the lines and said there were important takeaways he had from the report and called it a “turning point” in how the public viewed UFOs.

One, he said, these incidents included physical objects that the US government admitted outperformed and outmaneuvered America’s greatest weapons systems.

Two, Corbell said, the government admitted what they saw wasn’t secret US technology or any known technology of America’s adversaries.

“Science fiction is now science fact,” Corbell said. “Human knowledge expands a little bit every day, and that’s what we’re seeing now.”

DESYTIMGATYZING UFOs

Since the June 2021 report was released to the public, Bray said during the hearing that there are about 400 reports of UFO sightings.

“The stigma has been reduced,” Bray said. “We’ve also made progress in resolving the character of a limited number of UAP encounters.”

That’s part of why Congress held Tuesday’s hearing in the public, although some answers were discussed behind closed doors.

It was still the first time Congress held a public hearing on UFOs since 1969 when it announced the termination of Project Blue Book, an Air Force program that was investigating UFOs. Christopher Eberhart

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