STILL NO DISCLOUSURE ON DRONES
In recent weeks, numerous drone sightings across New Jersey have sparked public concern and speculation. Some theories suggest these drones are searching for missing radioactive material or even a lost nuclear weapon. However, official investigations have found no evidence supporting these claims.
Since mid-November 2024, residents in New Jersey and neighboring states have reported mysterious drones flying in grid-like patterns, often at night. This unusual activity has led to various theories, including the possibility that the drones are searching for missing radioactive material. Belleville Mayor Michael Melham speculated that the drones might be involved in such a search, referencing a recent incident where a small amount of radioactive material was temporarily misplaced. Fox 5 NY
On December 2, 2024, a Ge-68 pin source—a small piece of equipment used in medical imaging—was reported missing during transit in New Jersey. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission noted that the shipping container arrived damaged and empty. However, the material was recovered on December 10, and officials confirmed that drones were not used in the search efforts. PolitiFact
Federal and state agencies, including the Department of Energy and the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, have stated that they did not deploy drones to search for the missing radioactive material. Additionally, they have found no evidence linking the recent drone sightings to any search operations for hazardous materials. ABC News
Expert Analysis
Experts suggest that the drones could be part of routine operations, such as infrastructure inspections, mapping, or other benign activities. Mark Cancian, a national security expert, mentioned that the drones might be related to military tests involving new technology that the Department of Defense prefers to keep confidential. New York Post
While the mysterious drone sightings in New Jersey have led to various theories, including searches for missing radioactive material or nuclear weapons, official investigations have found no evidence supporting these claims. Authorities continue to monitor the situation to ensure public safety and address any potential security concerns.
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