According to Yonhap news agency, on Tuesday, amid high tensions following North Korea’s balloon attacks, South Korea’s military fired warning shots as North Korean soldiers briefly crossed the border. On the heavily guarded Korean border, something significant is taking place after days of high tensions that saw North Korea launch
On Wednesday, Kim Jong Un sent hundreds of sh*t-filled balloons into South Korea, causing a hazardous mess. South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff issued warnings as HAZMAT crews were deployed to clean up the waste. North Korea is sending sh*t balloons over the border into South Korea. On Wednesday, hundreds
Local news media reported that a US spy balloon crashed in northeast Syria near Rmelan, which was also close to a US facility. On May 15, a large US military surveillance aerostat crashed close to the town of Rmelan in the northeastern Al-Hasakah region of Syria. Social media footage showed
Vincent Farret d’Astiès, founder of Zephalto and aerospace engineer, has announced a ‘Space Balloon’ restaurant where guests will dine at 82,000 feet.”
Two current senior officials and one former senior administration official have reported that a Chinese spy balloon collected intelligence from sensitive U.S. military locations, despite efforts by the U.S. to prevent this.
The People’s Liberation Army’s “Unrestricted Warfare” manual, which was released in February 1999, is being used to defeat America by weaponizing everything, including lawyers and balloons.
According to PLA Daily, China’s Military Balloon Program is perfect since balloons are less expensive and easier to control than airplanes or satellites, can carry greater payloads and cover a wider area, and are more difficult to detect, making them a silent killer.
According to U.S. National Security Council Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby, the White House is aware of the situation despite the Pentagon’s refusal to say if it used a $400,000 missile to shoot down a $12 balloon.
Another official claimed that on average, one balloon flies above Taiwan each month, but that is just one of the army of spy balloons that China has launched around the world.
The Chinese surveillance balloon is a topic of much discussion and speculation in recent weeks. This article will delve into the events surrounding this mysterious object, starting with its reported entry into U.S. and Canadian airspace, its trajectory over multiple locations, and the eventual downing by the U.S. military.