CNN: Pilots say object over Alaska “ interfered with their sensors”. Update: Something still up there

BREAKING: Some pilots that interacted with the object over Alaska said that it "interfered with their sensors". Some pilots also claimed to have seen no identifiable propulsion on the object, and could not explain how it was staying in the air – CNN https://t.co/dU1kZnK0oS pic.twitter.com/uzcqtbZGIR

— Faytuks News (@Faytuks) February 11, 2023

BREAKING: Some pilots that interacted with the object over Alaska said that it “interfered with their sensors”. Some pilots also claimed to have seen no identifiable propulsion on the object, and could not explain how it was staying in the air – CNN

Some of the F-22 Pilots who Tracked the Aircraft that was downed over Alaska yesterday said that it “Interfered with their Sensors" and that “They could see No Propulsion Systems on the Aircraft not knowing how it could possibly be staying in the Air”.

— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) February 11, 2023

The Aircraft before it was shot down would alternate from moving around 20-40 mph in the direction of the North Pole and then would appear to just stop at times and Float in Place.

— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) February 11, 2023

The F-22 must have some great sensors to track an object that slow ( 20-40 mph) that seems to move, stop, and change direction with no detected or obvious sign of a propulsion system

Something is still up there
Per Congressman

Airspace is reopened – I will remain in contact with defense officials and share more information as it becomes available. Montanans deserve answers.

— Matt Rosendale (@FmrRepRosendale) February 12, 2023

I am in direct contact with NORCOM and monitoring the latest issue over Havre and the northern border. Airspace is closed due to an object that could interfere with commercial air traffic — the DOD will resume efforts to observe and ground the object in the morning.

— Matt Rosendale (@FmrRepRosendale) February 12, 2023

Senator Tester

I am aware of the object in Montana air space and remain in close contact with senior DOD and Administration officials. I am closely monitoring the situation and am receiving regular updates. I will continue to demand answers for the American public.

— Archive: Senator Jon Tester (@SenatorTester) February 12, 2023

h/t Dodger007