After the military’s revelation of 11 “near misses,” a service man claims that the Air Force frequently fires at UFOs in combat areas

That’s accurate, Bray said.

When the topic was later dismissed, Jeremy Corbell, an investigative filmmaker who was the sole civilian mentioned during the Congressional hearing on UFOs, was not happy about it.

The US and other nations have fired at UAPs “frequently with an increased frequency,” he claimed in a previous interview.

When questioned about the service member’s remarks, Corbell stated on Tuesday that he has evidence to support and expand upon the claims.

“I have obtained documentation that these UAPs are not other nations’ assets – such as Russia’s – because the US Air Force has documented incidents where nations fired on the same UAP,” Corbell said.

“So whoever is controlling these units, it’s not the usual suspects, they’re not ours or Russia’s, etc..”

BOMBSHELL EVIDENCE DISMISSED AS ‘DRONES’

In 2021, Corbell and investigative journalist George Knapp amassed and made public a wealth of previously undiscovered and top-secret photographic confirmation of possible UFOs.

That ended up being the main motivation for the Congressional hearing.

The evidence includes, among other things, thermal imaging and radar footage from the Navy, as well as footage taken from the battleship’s deck showing at least 100 flying objects circling above.

The flying objects appeared to vanish into the water in several of the videos.

Drones were probably involved, Bray stated during the hearing, which generated discussion on social media and among #UFOTwitter.

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