A senior U.S. intelligence official describes a late-2025 helicopter search and reported close orb encounters. The two-page account covers conventional debris findings, ground sensor reports, luminous formations near the helicopter and fighter jets, and the narrator’s own observation limits.
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LocationRT @ChrisUKSharp: After returning to the Joint Operations Center, one intelligence official wrote: ‘We were virtually speechless after the…

After returning to the Joint Operations Center, one intelligence official wrote: ‘We were virtually speechless after these observations.’ https://t.co/2ocFaYa7o8 [Quoted] Ground observers using infrared equipment reported seeing a ‘super-hot’ orb hovering close to the ground. It then moved away at high speed and appeared to split into two objects, which accelerated off in different directions. According to the Department of War’s summary of the FBI interview, the orb travelled for around 20 m...

🚨Senior Intelligence Officer Describes Close Range UFO Encounter Over Test Range In late 2025, during early evening daylight hours, I... a senior U.S. intelligence officer along with a colleague and two pilots, departed our Joint Operations Center (JOC) in a helicopter. Our mission was to investigate loud thuds heard in the mountains on the test range, which coincided with Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) sightings reported over the previous several nights. We aimed to search remote mount...
This three-page witness statement gives a time-coded account of a helicopter search mission and a subsequent series of reported orb encounters. This analysis treats the descriptions as unverified witness and ground-team reporting while preserving the distinctions among naked-eye, night-vision, radar, and FLIR observations.



