Reports of mysterious “drone” activity near federal and military installations have reignited concerns about national security, following recent sightings at the Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth in White Settlement, Texas. This development has prompted collaboration between local law enforcement and federal agencies, as questions mount about the origin and intent of the unmanned aircraft.

White Settlement Police Department Chief Christopher Cook revealed on Wednesday that he began addressing reports of unusual drone sightings on Tuesday evening. According to Cook, the activity occurred in restricted airspace near federal and military facilities, areas explicitly designated as “NO FLY ZONES.”

“We are working with the FBI, NCIS, and Air Force OSI to determine the flight trajectories and who was piloting the unmanned aircraft,” Cook stated. He emphasized that while there is no evidence of immediate threats linked to these incidents, the activity remains a significant concern given the proximity to sensitive military operations.

The appearance of unidentified drones near military installations is not an isolated event. Similar sightings in recent years have sparked debates in Congress, with officials seeking answers regarding potential risks to national security and public safety. The ongoing investigation aims to uncover the purpose behind these flights and identify those responsible for operating the drones.

Authorities have not yet disclosed whether the aircraft were commercial drones, privately operated, or part of a larger coordinated effort. However, the cooperation between multiple federal agencies underscores the seriousness of the matter. Cook’s statement reflects broader anxieties about the growing use of unmanned aerial vehicles and their implications for airspace security.

The investigation into these mysterious drone sightings is ongoing, and updates are expected as authorities analyze flight data and potential leads. In the meantime, the public is encouraged to report any suspicious drone activity in restricted areas to local law enforcement or federal agencies.

By Justin Sanchez

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