ALIENS could spark a future global conflict after taking control of nuclear weapons and tampering with missiles, an ex-military officer has claimed.<\/p>\n
Robert Salas was at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana in March 1967 when ten intercontinental ballistic missiles unexpectedly stopped working.<\/p>\n
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The weapons moved into the no-go setting meaning they couldnt be launched even if there was an order to do so.<\/p>\n
Salas alleged the incident happened when a strange-looking object was spotted glowing in the sky, according to CBS.<\/p>\n
Officials scrambled to get the ICBMs back online but they couldn't find any physical damage or explanation for the sudden problem.<\/p>\n
Salas claims that aliens tampered with the weapons and disabled them, the Daily Star reports.<\/p>\n
Retired missile targeting officer Robert Jamison recalled several occasions where he had to \"restart\" the deactivated missiles. <\/p>\n
Salas claimed a similar incident happened at a control facility just days before.<\/p>\n
He and three other ex-captains will speak about cases of alleged UFO interference and reveal declassified papers in the coming days.<\/p>\n
They will discuss their involvement in UFO incidents at nuclear missile launch facilities and test sites. <\/p>\n
Findings will be presented at a conference on October 19 and they hope lawmakers in Congress will hold investigations into claims that UFOs have disabled nuclear weapons.<\/p>\n
US military and intelligence officials have reported alleged UFO sightings near nuclear testing sites for more than seven decades.<\/p>\n
The phenomena may have been triggered by the first atomic bomb tests in the 1940s.<\/p>\n
Green fireballs were spotted in Sandia, New Mexico in 1948 where the atomic bomb was developed and tested, History reports.<\/p>\n
A mysterious declassified FBI report, produced by Guy Hottel, from the 1950s titled Flying Saucer details alleged sightings in New Mexico.<\/p>\n
The paper claimed three flying saucers - around 50 feet in diameter - were recovered, CNN reports.<\/p>\n
An allegation states: The Government has a very high-powered radar set up in the area and it is believed the radar interferes with the controlling mechanism of the saucers. The FBI took no further action.<\/p>\n
US Air Force air traffic controller Ivan Barker spotted a mysterious object hovering over RAF Bentwaters in Suffolk, England in December 1980.<\/p>\n
The base was used by the US Air Force during the Cold War against the Soviet Union.<\/p>\n
Barker told History: We looked up on the radar scope and saw something not like anything Id seen before.<\/p>\n
He said the object was looked like a helicopter but it was stationary and shaped like a basketball.<\/p>\n
He said: I was shocked. There was nothing aerodynamic about it. Basketballs dont fly.<\/p>\n
Fears that orbs could pose a national security risk escalated among lawmakers after the conclusions of the Pentagon's UFO report were leaked in June. <\/p>\n
The report investigated 144 sightings of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) but officials could only identify one incident with high confidence -a large deflating balloon.<\/p>\n
The dossier said the unexplained aerial sightings could besecret aircraft from Chinaor Russia or a \"non-government\" terror group.<\/p>\n
Former MOD officialNick Popepreviously told the Sun: Whether it's Russia sending drones dangerously close to aircraft carriers or whether it really is something from further away, it is a defense and national security issue and you cant just dismiss it.<\/p>\n
Republican lawmaker Tim Burchett warned, something is going on that we cant handle.<\/p>\n
Ahead of Joe Bidens summit with Vladimir Putin, the congressman alleged that the Russian strongman wouldve sent a UAP to show his superiority.<\/p>\n
He told Newsmax: I mean, honestly, Putin as an egomaniac, if they had a UFO he would have landed one on the steps of the White House just to show his superiority.<\/p>\n
Burchett told TMZhes having a hard time thinking that Moscow is behind alleged sightings.<\/p>\n
The reportcouldn't rule out that UAP sightingsresulted from alien visitors - despite concluding no evidence was found.<\/p>\n
The current consensus in the science world is that no one can say for sure whether aliens exist.<\/p>\n
NASA an expert in space activity has remained notoriously tight-lipped when it comes to alien life.<\/p>\n
The lack of scientific consensus has led social media users to wildly speculate that aliens could land on Earth in the future.<\/p>\n
TikTokuser @Futuretimetraveller claims that their arrival would lead to an interdimensional war with the US.<\/p>\n
The text in the \"time traveler's\" video wildly claims: Aliens will make their first appearance on Earth next year. The exact date they are first sighted is May 24th, 2022.<\/p>\n
From my time, there are many different aliens, and they actually live on Earth as citizens in the future.<\/p>\n
The time traveler claims the mythical creatures are called Nirons and will come in peace.<\/p>\n
According to the users unsubstantiated predictions, the US will attack the aliens, starting an \"interdimensional war\".<\/p>\n
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