U.S ‘spy’ balloon saga a ploy? Sensational claim amid row over Nord Stream ‘sabotage’ | Details

Back-to-back UFO "dramas" have raised several questions over the claims made by the United States. Former U.S. NSA (National Security Agency) employee and whistleblower Edward Snowden says shot-down UFOs are meant to divert attention from Nord Stream sabotage. "The security panic is also engineered for political misdirection," claims Snowden. Seymour Hersh, an American journalist, published an article on February 8 detailing how the United States and Norway blew up Nord Stream pipelines transporting Russian natural gas to Germany in September. The investigative report on Nord Stream sabotage was denounced as false by the U.S. government. After this, over the next several days, the U.S. military began shooting down "objects" in the skies. While the first so-called "spy balloon" belonged to China, the U.S., which is now under fire, says it is not sure if the other three flying objects it downed were spying. Watch this report for more.