A look at the incidents in which flying objects were shot down over North America

The U.S. military has shot four flying objects out of the sky in the month of February.

In a statement released hours after the balloon was shot down, Defence Minister Anita Anand said the balloon "violated U.S. and Canadian airspace and international law.'' The North American Aerospace Defence Command, the joint U.S.--Canadian air surveillance and defence organization, first confirmed the object's presence over northern Canada in a statement late Saturday afternoon, saying military aircraft had been scrambled to intercept it.

She said the object was flying at about 12,000 metres and was located around 160 kilometres from the border with Alaska when it was shot down.

This is the government covering up what’s going on. Ridiculous

All fake, distraction!! No camera footage? Really

I’ll look when the objects start shooting back. Now they’re only balloons 🎈

The media is a joke. Why hasn’t there been a statement from China and why did Trudeau say it was flying?

Thanks. We’ll get the facts from non-Liberal funded sources 🤡🇨🇦👍🏼

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