Top 10 world news: Pentagon shows 'UFO' videos, Russian moves against Finland, more news
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Top officials of Pentagon showed US Congress video clips of Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) in a congressional hearing. The officials said that US armed forces members have seen something which could not be completely explained. In other news, Russia has reportedly deployed nuclear capable Iskandar missiles on Finland border. Read this and more in Topw 10 world news.
Pentagon shows declassified UFO videos to US Congress in public hearing
In one clip, a flashing triangle-shaped object in the night sky was seen. The other showed a shiny, spherical object zipping past the cockpit window of a military aircraft. Pentagon official said that he had no explanation for the second clip.
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