Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about France fires on UFO
drones. That's correct, France fires on
UFO drones. Looks like the French have had
enough of these things invading their airspace and finally have
started to fight back. This came across my Twitter
feed. Oh a couple days ago I guess.
Skywatch signal, It's at UAP watchers.
I went ahead and reposted it. It says breaking France opened
fire on five unidentified drones over its nuclear sub base.
Here we go. These things just seem to have a
curiosity about nuclear weapons that they can't control.
Last night, 5 unidentified drones penetrated the airspace
over Illinois, long the core of France's nuclear deterrent.
This is the home port of their SSBN fleet, the place where
nearly 300 nuclear warheads are stored and cycled onto M51
ballistic missiles. At 7:30 PM, sensors picked up
multiple multiple drones moving over the restricted zone.
The Marine rifle battalion responsible for defeating the
base responded with live fire. Not one official will publicly
identify the drones, who controlled them or how they
breached one of the most defended sites in Europe.
This isn't an isolated event. The Scandinavian airports,
German hubs, Baltic military sites, Polish installations,
more Milan vocal Eidenhoven, and now the heart of the French
nuclear arsenal. I will keep you posted as this
develops. It says, got a couple nice
picture of these Subs. Yeah, these things obviously
don't don't care about whether it's where they're supposed to
be at, whether they're they're supposed to be there or not.
They just seem to just cruise on in, do whatever they want.
Now, I went over here to twz.com.
That's the war zone. twz.com, they generally do a pretty good,
a pretty good job of keeping up on this stuff.
It says nuclear submarine base drone incursion prompts French
military response The drone incursion over the base in
France is the latest in a string of incidents around sensitive
facilities in Europe. This is written by Howard
Altman, published December 5th, 2025.
Yeah, this submarine, something else, probably not as big as the
US has, but still pretty formidable, it says.
French authorities reportedly took defensive measures against
five drones flying over an extremely sensitive base that is
home to the nuclear submarines that make up the nation's second
strike deterrent force. The incident is the latest in a
string of incursions seen over military installations and other
sensitive areas in Europe that some have linked to Russia.
Well, of course, we always got to blame the Russians for this
stuff. The drones were reported over
the Ill Long submarine base at around 7:30 PM local time
Thursday, according to AFP. The base is located on the
Krozan Peninsula in the westernmost part of France.
The facility is the home port of the French Navy's four nuclear
ballistic missile submarines. A triumphant lay Timurair lay
vigilant and lay terrible. And then it's got a picture,
another picture of these things, really something.
After the drones were spotted, a counter drone and search
operation was launched, AFP reported, citing the Jean de
Mer. The marines used a jammer, not a
firearm, against the drones, public prosecutor Frederick
Tillyard said. Now see, we're already getting a
little bit of variation in the narrative here.
The French official confirmed to TWZ that there was an overflight
on the Cruzan Peninsula and that military personnel at the base
reacted promptly and appropriately, in full
accordance with protocol. The protocol, according to the
official, holds that when there is a case of doubt about what is
flying over a military base, personnel are mobilized to
detect and jam it. Despite efforts to stop the
drones, none were brought down and no operators were
identified, the Rene prosecutor's office told AFP.
Now once again mystery operators.
Therefore, no link to foreign interference has been
established at Attila, the public prosecutor.
His office has jurisdiction over military matters and open an
investigation into the incident, AFP noted.
So of course, now they're saying, well, we didn't shoot at
them, we just pointed these jammers at them, and as usual,
these jammers don't seem to have any effect on these things.
Investigators must in particular identify and interview the
individuals who reported the sightings in order to confirm or
deny that they were indeed drones, said, and determine the
type and number of devices, the prosecutor explained.
It is too early to characterize the origin of the drones,
Commander Gillimont Leit Russell, spokesman for the
Maritime Prefecture, told AFP. He did, however, believe that
these flights over the long submarine base were intended to
alarm the population. Well that's really scary if the
people that are trying to alarm you aren't people at all, but
are some sort of alien intelligence.
Still, sensitive infrastructure was not threatened by the
overflight, Layer out explained. Thursday was not the first time
drones have flown over the restricted area on the Croson
Peninsula. There was an overflight reported
during the night of November 17th and 18th, AFP stated.
The first reported incursion near the facility took place a
decade ago, according to the French Lay Telegram news outlet.
The detection of a drone flying near the highly secretive base
for nuclear powered ballistic missile submarines triggered an
impressive deployment of forces on Tuesday morning on the
Croisone peninsula South of Breast, the publication reported
in January 2015. The overflight occurred at a
critical moment, just as an SSBN was about to move.
Well, that just gives you an idea that this stuff has been
going on for almost 11 years at least.
I mean, it's been documented that long.
The reported incursion over the French submarine base comes amid
a rash of such sightings across Europe that have sparked
military responses and closed civilian airports.
It seems like if they're closing civilian airports by now, you
could have shot one of these things down.
Earlier this week, there was a reported incursion in Ireland as
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky was arriving. 4
unidentified military solid drones breached a no fly zone
and flew toward the flight path of Ukrainian President Vladimir
Zelensky's plane at sea near Dublin Airport late on Monday
night, the Journal and Air and Irish Publication reported.
The plane landed slightly ahead of schedule just moments before
the incident happened. At about 11:00 PM, the drones
reached the location where Zelensky's plan was expected to
be at the exact moment it had been due to pass.
Now that's very suspicious. These things happen to show up
right on schedule. On Friday, CBS News confirmed
that identified drones breached Ireland's airspace this week
during Zelensky's visit. Well, how do you have a country
if you can't protect your own airspace goes on down and says,
as we have frequently reported, Europe has experienced dozens of
drone sightings that have temporarily closed airports and
buzzed military facilities. In many instances, the armed
forces of those countries have had to intervene.
In one such example, the Dutch military last month opened fire
at drones over local air base in the east of the country, but no
record was recovered, the Ministry of Defense said.
Security staff at the base reported the drones between 7:00
PM and 9:00 PM, prompting the Air Force to fire ground based
weapons to take them down, the ministry said in a statement,
according to ABC News, Volkl is one of several bases in Europe
where the US military keeps B61-12 nuclear gravity bombs,
which could be released to select NATO members for use on
aircraft as part of the alliance's nuclear weapons
sharing agreement. Yeah, well we just can't get
enough of those things, can we? European leaders have suggested
Moscow might be behind at least some of those drone over
flights. Denmark has called drones of
unknown origin flying over to airspace part of a hybrid
attack. While some officials there have
stopped short of saying definitely who is responsible,
Prime Minister Mehta Fredriksen suggested it could be Moscow,
calling Russia the primary country that poses a threat to
European security. It's possible that there is a
Russian connection to the drone incursions, but there are
currently no concrete indications, Belgian Defence
Minister Theo Franken said earlier this year.
That needs to be investigated. Personally, I think these drones
are very often an example of a hybrid threat.
This is a way to sow unrest. That has been Russia's pattern
for many years. Still, little proof has emerged
of such a connection, which the Kremlin denies.
In the earlier story about incursions over Germany, we
noted that it is quite possible that many, if not most of these
sightings are mistaken identity. It is a pet.
It is a pattern that emerged last year when thousands of
people claim to see drones in the New Jersey region of the US.
Overwhelming majority of these sightings for airplanes, planets
and benign objects in the sky. Well, that's a nice very
generalized statement you can make there, isn't it?
Just like in the New Jersey case.
We do know that a significant number of the sightings over
military bases were confirmed by the government.
The reality is that these drone incursions over critical
facilities in Europe have been happening for years, but just
how much it has exploded in recent weeks is blurred by media
reports and sightings not supported by independent
analysts or corroborated by censor data.
Why? Nothing like telling the sheep
to go back to sleep. However, the US, as we have
frequently reported, has seen numerous drone incursions over
military facilities like those over at Langley Air Force Base
in 2023, as well as Wright Patterson Air Force Base and
Picatinny Arsenal and others late last year.
That we were the first to report.
There were numerous concursions over the bases in Europe, which
we were also the first to report.
To date, the operators of the drones spotted over US or NATO
ally bases have not been definitively identified.
Of course not. Overall security challenges
posed by the uncrewed aerial systems only continue to grow is
now underscored by the newly reported intrusion over I'll
long. Yeah.
Written by Howard Altman, a little bit of a hottie attitude
toward the end, I would say just assuming these things are some
kind of a man made object, it seems like and and really kind
of kind of calling into question a lot of these eyewitness
accounts. There are a lot of good facts in
the article though, and at least I guess it's getting a
documented there at some level. Now I have another take on this.
This is from defencenews.com defencenews.com It says drones
fly over French strategic nuclear submarine base.
Media report that's written by Rudy Rutenberg dated December
5th, 2025 Nine O 4:00 AM Paris Several unidentified drones flew
over France's Illinois Long naval base, home to the
country's fleet of strategic nuclear missile submarines.
According to agency France Press, citing the John Dermer
police. Five drones were detected by
technical means. Now that got that phrase in
quotes by technical means, flying over the base on Thursday
around 7:30 PM local time and troops assigned to protect the
base opened anti drone fire several times.
Now, we're not saying if that's bullets or not, but apparently
this must be the jamming they were talking about.
The drones weren't neutralized Daily Liberation reported, with
the newspaper saying the usual procedure involves jamming.
The military prospector's office in the city.
Everyday has started an investigation over the
overflight of several drones, Liberation reported, citing the
Marine Prefecture of the Atlantic.
Of course they're saying they're neutralized, but we still
haven't got any crashed drones to display.
The drones, for now, appear to have been light and unarmed,
Liberation said. The drones were small models
that did not threaten sensitive infrastructure, according to
frigate Captain Gmail. La Russell, a spokesman for the
Maritime Prefect cited by Liberation There was a previous
drone overflight of the Crozon Peninsula, of which Ilong is
apart, in the night of November 17th to 18th without flying over
the military zone, according to the Navy officer.
The overflights are the latest in a string of drone incursions
over military locations in Europe, with Denmark, the
Netherlands and Belgium among other countries reporting
unidentified unmanned aerial systems over military air bases.
France is the European Union's only nuclear armed power and
together with the United Kingdom, one of the two
countries in European NATO to have its own nuclear weapons.
ELONG is home to four nuclear powered ballistic missile
submarines in late triumphant class that make up the ocean
based part of the French nuclear deterrence.
French doctrine prescribes a continuous at sea presence with
at least one nuclear armed submarine on patrol at any given
time. Yeah, they really need that,
don't they? The airborne part of the French
deterrent consists of Rafael jets armed with nuclear tipped
cruise missiles. France introduced A modernized
version of its M51 submarine launched strategic ballistic
missile in October with improved range, accuracy and capacity to
penetrate enemy defenses, according to the French Army
Forces Ministry. You know, it really doesn't make
me sleep any better at night knowing that these guys are
cruising around the ocean out there with all these nuclear
weapons on board. Wow, really scary stuff.
And if there was some other presence on Earth, some
interdimensional intelligence, you can certainly understand why
they would want to keep an eye on this stuff.
Now Steve Skojak had posted that, that's at Steve Skojak.
You can find him over at Twitter.
That's where I found that one at.
Pretty cool article there. Now this does seem like it's
getting a little bit more aggressive here, at least on the
part of the of the Europeans. This there's another article
here from Skywatch. This is dated November 22nd, so
a couple weeks ago I guess. It says Dutch military just
opened fire on drones over local air base and nothing was
recovered. Between 7:00 and 9:00 PM last
night, security spotted multiple drones over the base.
Ground based weapons were used to bring them down, but the
drones simply left the area and vanished.
Well it's a little misleading there.
They didn't actually bring them down if they left the area and
vanished. This follows a growing pattern
of unidentified drone activity around Dutch and Belgium
military sites. Officials aren't saying who's
behind it or what the drones were doing for security reasons.
Something's moving in Europe and European airspace, and nobody's
giving answers. Well, it's just like here in the
US, nobody does want to give any answers.
All we get is a kind of a is a child's bedtime story.
Now I want to finish up with a look here at what's going on in
Germany because these things are just happening all over Europe
and it just seems a little too widespread to be the Russians.
This article from Reuters. Now this is dated October 3rd,
2025 S what? Just like 2 months ago it says
drone sightings prompt call for German police to gain shoot down
powers. Now the German military has
already given itself or been given the power to shoot these
things down. Now the police are saying hey,
we want to shoot them down too. That tells me this is going on
an awful lot. Article written by Aeon Eunuch
and Tillman Blaschhoffer dated October 3rd, 2025.
It says. Summary 17 flights cancelled
after drone sightings on Eva national holiday 17 flights
cancelled incident falls Similar disruptions in Scandinavia last
week. EU leaders this week backed anti
drone measures to counter threats and ministers
considering police shoot down powers Munich, Germany.
Drone sightings overnight at Germany's Munich airport led to
the cancellation and diversion of dozens of flights on the eve
of a national holiday, leaving nearly 3000 passengers stranded
and leading politicians to promise tough new measures
allowing for drones to be shot down.
The Munich airport disruption was the latest in a series of
similar incidents that have rattled European aviation,
raising concerns about deniable hybrid attacks on Ukraine's
European allies, possibly directed by Russia.
The Kremlin has indeed denied any involvement in the
incidents. The airport said several drone
sightings late on Thursday evening had forced air traffic
control to suspend operations, leading to the cancellation of
17 flights and disrupting travel for nearly 3000 passengers who
were provided with camp beds, blankets and food.
Another 15 arriving flights were diverted around the region.
Our police must get the power to shoot drones down, said Marcus
Soder, premier of Bavaria, of which Munich is the capital, on
social media, promising the state level emergency
legislation to allow this. We need sovereignty over our
airspace. Of course, the problem is what
goes up must come down and if you have the police firing
weapons of these things, those bullets are going to come down
and a lot of times they're going to come down at a very deadly
velocity, it says. As airport operations resumed
early on Friday morning, passengers checking in for a
flight to Varna in Bulgaria and the departure aboard showed only
a few flights had been cancelled.
A flight from Bangkok was the first of the day to land at
around 5:25 AM. Yeah, they're not taking any
chances, so something definitely was seeing.
Their public broadcaster BR said local and national police were
investigating the incident. State and federal police had no
immediate comment. The drones were cited in the
late evening above the airport, a police spokesperson told the
newspaper Build. But because it was dark, the
size and type of the drones could not be determined, he
added. Police did not immediately
respond to Reuters request for comment.
Well, if it was that hard to see them, then how did you even know
what they were? It does seem very much to me
like they're trying to cover up the identity of these things.
The drone incident follows airspace intrusions last week
that temporarily shut down airports in Denmark and Norway,
which led European Union leaders at Copenhagen summit to back
plans to bolster the bloc's defenses with anti drone
measures. Well, how's that working out?
Because three months later you get Zelensky lining this
airplane in Ireland and we have drones in the flight path.
Hybrid warfare in Brussels. The Belgium Defense Ministry
said it had opened an investigation into several
drones flying over the military base at Elsborne on the German
border overnight. Denmark's intelligence service
assesses that Russia is conducting hybrid warfare
against the West. Russia is using military means,
including an aggressive way to put pressure on us without
crossing the line in armed conflict in a traditional sense,
said Thomas Irene Keel, head of Denmark's military intelligence
service. Well, if this is actually the
Russians flying these drones over civilian airports, that's
not an act of war so much as it is an act of terrorism.
Interior Minister Alexander Durant, who already plans
legislation letting armed forces help shoot down drones, said he
would raise drone defenses at a meeting of European inferior
interior ministries on Saturday that had originally been billed
as a summit on migration. We must ensure that drone
defense technology is increasingly developed in Europe
in cooperation with partners from Israel and Ukraine.
He told reporters legislation due in parliament next week
would allow police to ask the armed forces for help shooting
drones down. Russian President Vladimir Putin
joked on Thursday that he would not fly drones over Denmark
anymore, but Moscow has denied responsibility for the
incidents. European authorities have
accused Russia of brazen violations of the region's
airspace. Including recent incursions by
drones over Poland and fighter jets over Estonia.
Moscow has in turn accused NATO of provocations.
The airport disruption in Munich added to a tense week for the
city after its popular Oktoberfest was closed
temporarily due to a bomb threat and the separate discovery of
explosions in a residential building in the city's north.
Friday is German Reunification Day, a public holiday.
Yeah, well, happy to be here to upset your holidays.
It sounds like these things are just all over Europe, and I
think it's pretty clear, at least it is to me.
What's going on here is they're using this drone nomenclature as
a way to disguise what these things really are, and that is
UFOs. Now we have the French firing on
these things with some kind of electronic jammer.
The Germans wanting to shoot at these things, they're definitely
there. They're all over the place.
Nobody wants to take credit for what's going on here.
I have a hard time believing that this is actually the
Russians, but I just want to go back and take a look at one last
article here just to kind of put this in context of the same
exact thing going on just about a year ago right here in the
States. This says, this article's from
NDTV World. It says US sends industrial
grade drone after mystery UFOs. Then this happens.
This article is dated December 15th, 2024.
Since the first sightings on November 18th, reports of
mysterious drones have surged across 12 counties in New
Jersey, extending to eastern Pennsylvania, even parts of
upstate New York. And they got a picture of this?
Really. I mean it's a weird looking
drone lit up like a Christmas tree.
A New Jersey sheriff fed up with the unanswered questions
surrounding a swarm of mysterious flying objects took
matters into his own hands by sending up his own drone to
track them down. Ocean County Sheriff Michael
Misternardi deployed his office's industrial grade drone
Thursday night in a bid to track one of the enigmatic UAVs
spotted swarming the skies, but the effort was futile.
These drones, described as SUV sized with eight foot wingspans,
evaded pursuit, the New York Post reported.
Now this isn't the sort of thing that a normal drone high base is
going to be flying around, OK? The mystery began when a local
officer reported seeing around 50 drones coming off the ocean.
Alarmed by the sighting, the officer alerted the state
police, FBI, and U.S. Coast Guard.
Coast Guard officials soon confirmed an extra 13 drones
shadowing 1 of their vessels, raising concerns about the
aerial invasion. The drones reportedly emitted no
heat signatures, making them impossible to track using
conventional thermal imaging, and demonstrated an uncanny
ability to maneuver out of detection range.
So they're responding to when we're observing them, they're
responding to this observation. Amid the growing hysteria,
president-elect Donald Trump inserted himself into the
narrative with a sharp dig at an old rival.
Trump shared an AI generated meme, untruth social and Twitter
showing former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie
receiving a McDonald's Happy Meal delivered by drones.
The meme, a thinly veiled jab, follows Christie's local
criticism of Trump during the 2024 GOP primary.
Christie, who dropped out of the 2024 presidential race, had
centered his campaign on attacking Trump's leadership and
legal troubles, calling him a failed leader and accusing him
of prioritizing a personal interest over the nation.
Yeah, which I guess that whole paragraph has what to do with
any of this? Nothing.
While Trump called for shooting down the drones, Christie has
chosen to stay silent on both the ministry sightings and
Trump's taunts. Yeah, maybe he's been told to
just be quiet. Since the first sightings on
November 18th, reports of the mysterious drones have surged
across 12 counties in New York, in New Jersey, extending to
eastern Pennsylvania, even parts of upstate New York.
Many residents panicked by the unexplained aerial activity are
speculating about the drone's origins.
While some believe they could be experimental technology, others
fear foreign adversaries may be behind the phenomena.
The Department of Homeland Security and the FBI, working
with local authorities, reported that most sightings are likely
manned aircraft operating legally.
Well, then tell us who the operators are.
I mean, if you think that they're likely people operating
locally, you should be able to track those people down,
shouldn't you? Well, officials claim the drones
are not a risk. The lawmakers, including Senator
Krista Gillibrand and Congressman Josh Gottenheimer
have pressed for greater transparency and the deployment
of counter drone measures. Of course, you see what got done
about that. Absolutely nothing.
Just like what's happening in Europe right now with these
drones. A lot of talk trying to form a
narrative about it. The best they can do is close
down the airports. Really strange stuff.
And just the very fact that they're calling these things
drones when we don't have a single one that has been
captured should tell you something really weird stuff.
Seems like maybe it's moved kind of from the US to Europe now.
Don't know. If you live on the East Coast
and you're still seeing these things, please drop a line in
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