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Russian Tu-95 bomber crashes, killing six crew – MOD
29 Sep, 2026 13:55 | Updated 29 Sep, 2026 18:34
The aircraft was carrying no ammunition and came down in an uninhabited area of Russia’s Amur Region during a training flight
A Tu-95 strategic bomber has crashed during a training flight in the Amur Region in the Russian Far East, killing six crew members and injuring another, according to Moscow’s Defense Ministry.
The injured crew member was evacuated to a medical facility, the ministry said.
The aircraft was unarmed and crashed in an uninhabited area, the MOD added.
A Russian Aerospace Forces commission has been sent to the site to investigate the cause of the crash.
The Soviet-designed Tu-95, which first flew in 1952, remains the world’s fastest production turboprop aircraft.
The long-range strategic bomber has been used extensively by Russia to launch Kh-101 cruise missiles at targets in Ukraine during the conflict.
The bombers are part of the Russian nuclear triad and are capable of carrying missiles with thermonuclear warheads.
https://www.rt.com/russia/646422-russian-bomber-training-crash/
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Ukraine Hits Russian Kasta Radar, Two Drone Command Posts and Three Ammo Depots
Sep 29, 2026 12:10
Ukrainian forces struck a Russian Kasta radar system, drone command posts, ammunition depots, and other military facilities in Russian-occupied territories on September 28 and overnight into September 29, Ukraine’s General Staff reported.
According to the General Staff, Ukrainian Defense Forces targeted a Russian 39N6 Kasta radar station in Manhush, Donetsk region.
The strikes also targeted Russian drone operations in the occupied Luhansk region, hitting UAV command posts in Kyrnosove and Novoaidar.
Ukrainian forces separately struck ammunition depots used by Russian units in Druzhne, Luhansk region; Novoiehorivka, Kharkiv region; and Kachkarske, Donetsk region.
In the occupied Zaporizhzhia region, Ukrainian forces also targeted a Russian logistics and materiel depot in Komysh-Zoria.
The latest strikes follow other Ukrainian operations against Russian military equipment.
On September 26, Ukraine’s 21st Separate Mechanized Brigade reported that its aerial reconnaissance units had located and destroyed a camouflaged Russian T-90 tank in the Northern Slobozhanshchyna sector.
Russian forces had attempted to conceal the vehicle, but Ukrainian reconnaissance drones detected it and identified it as a T-90. After confirming the target, the brigade deployed several drones to destroy the tank.
https://united24media.com/war-in-ukraine/ukraine-hits-russian-kasta-radar-two-drone-command-posts-and-three-ammo-depots-22940
other Russia and Ukraine
https://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/trapped-inferno-russian-strike-ukrainian-scientist-climbed/
https://euromaidanpress.com/2026/09/29/belgium-to-send-three-f-16s-to-ukraine/
https://www.ukrinform.net/amp/rubric-ato/4169256-drone-attack-damages-warehouse-and-house-in-kyiv-regions-bucha-district.html
https://euromaidanpress.com/2026/09/29/vivaldi-counteroffensive-advanced-after-ukraine-took-russias-drones-out-of-the-fight-isw-assesses/
https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/iran-news/2026-09-29/live-updates-910030
other Israel
https://www.jfeed.com/news-israel/tm4uae
https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/article-910085
https://vinnews.com/2026/09/29/idf-shin-bet-say-hamas-northern-gaza-brigade-commander-eliminated-in-airstrike/
https://www.timesofisrael.com/lebanese-pm-meets-rubio-stresses-need-for-idf-withdrawal-hezbollah-disarmament/
https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/israeli-strike-in-gaza-reportedly-kills-woman-and-husband-idf-says-it-targeted-terrorist/
https://www.timesofisrael.com/over-100-settlers-attack-west-bank-village-block-palestinian-familys-return-home/
Live Updates: Security source says no intel showing attack before election, Katz threatens Hamas leaders abroad
September 29, 10:18 PM
Netanyahu warns of possible attack during election • Trump says war 'will be over soon' • IDF kills Hamas official in Gaza strike
September 29, 9:44 PM
Sirens sounded in Nahal Oz were due to false identification, IDF confirms
The sirens sounded in Nahal Oz, a Gaza border community, were due to a false identification, the military confirmed.
September 29, 8:56 PM
Source to 'Post': Israel on high alert, but no concrete intel. warning for attack before elections
"There is currently no specific intelligence warning on the table,” one official told the Post. This comes after PM Netanyahu warned that Israel's enemies might try to attack before the elections.
Several Israeli officials told The Jerusalem Post following Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s remarks that there is currently no concrete threat to Israel, though they cautioned that the situation could change at any moment.
“We are on high alert and closely monitoring Iran’s actions. The escalation in the West Bank could also quickly turn into something much broader. But there is currently no specific intelligence warning on the table,” one official told the Post.
A second Israeli official said Tehran could decide at any moment to launch missiles at Israel amid the economic and military pressure being exerted by the United States. For now, however, the official stressed that this remains an “option” rather than an “immediate threat.”
September 29, 7:37 PM
Bennett: IDF will collapse without haredi enlistment, Netanyahu is dismantling military
Former PM warns IDF 'on verge of collapse' without haredi conscription • Netanyahu 'leading the most serious threat of all' in mass draft evasions, vote for PM is 'direct vote against troops'
Former prime minister Naftali Bennett warned on Tuesday that the IDF would collapse due to a lack of manpower if haredim (ultra-Orthodox) are not drafted into the military during the next government’s term following the October elections.
"[Prime Minister Benjamin] Netanyahu warns of security threats, but he himself is leading the most serious threat of all: mass draft evasion and the collapse of the IDF," Bennett said.
He made the remarks at Hostages Square in Tel Aviv, where families of October 7 victims built a sukkah for the Sukkot holiday called the “Sukkah of Failure.”
Bennett's B'Yachad party is one of the leading parties in the opposition bloc seeking to replace Netanyahu in the October elections.
“I am here today at Hostages Square, which symbolizes the terrible failure of the October 7 government, which has yet to be investigated. Everyone who was part of this failure must immediately step down,” Bennett said.
September 29, 6:24 PM
Katz warns Hamas leaders abroad 'are in crosshairs,' says 'none should die peacefully'
Defense Minister Israel Katz warned Hamas leaders that they were 'in the crosshairs,' adding that none of them 'should die peacefully."
"Hamas leaders abroad are also in the crosshairs - none of these despicable murderers, who were a central part of the October 7 massacre, should die peacefully in their beds," Katz stated.
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September 29, 5:54 PM
Trump says Iran won't have nuclear weapons, says war 'will be over soon'
US President Donald Trump said Tuesday that "Iran will not have a nuclear weapon, and they're failing very badly," adding that he believes it "will be over very soon."
"They will not have a nuclear weapon, and oil prices are going to be tumbling down just like they were before I had to make that little excursion to the Islamic Republic of Iran," he said.
"I think that, in the years to come, they'll be writing books, and they'll be writing the history of our country, and they'll say that's one of the most important things that we did," he added.
September 29, 3:08 PM
Netanyahu: Israel's enemies may attack in the run up to the election, 'don't mess with us'
"I am sending you a message: Don't mess with us. Our long arm will reach you any where, and at any time," Netanyahu said from Tel Nof Air Base.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Israel's "enemies" may try to attack leading up to October's Knesset elections in a Tuesday statement.
"There are signs that leading up to the elections, our enemies will try to attack us," Netanyahu said from Tel Nof Air Force Base.
"I am sending you [Israel's enemies] a message: Don't mess with us. Our long arm will reach you anywhere, and at any time."
Netanyahu's statement did not appear to clarify which enemies he meant.
September 29, 2:30 PM
Russia says Iran's Bushehr nuclear unit offline for scheduled maintenance
Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom said on Tuesday that the first power unit at Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant had been taken offline for scheduled maintenance as of September 29 with the participation of Rosatom specialists.
Rosatom, which is building two new units at Bushehr, evacuated hundreds of staff after the United States and Israel launched a war against Iran in February.
"We are now moving in the opposite direction, returning to the site. Eighty people are already working directly on the construction of Bushehr units 2 and 3, and we will continue increasing the workforce," head of Rosatom, Alexei Likhachev, said.
September 29, 2:28 PM
WATCH: IDF strikes in Gaza kill Hamas Northern Brigade commander, top military financer
Beik had served as commander of the brigade since the elimination of his predecessor, Ahmed Ghandour, and had previously served as the brigade’s military intelligence chief, according to the IDF.
The IDF strikes a vehicle carrying Shadi Abu Hasira, a key money exchanger for Hamas's military wing. (credit: IDF Spokeseperson's Unit)
The IDF and Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) eliminated Hamas Northern Gaza Brigade commander Izz al-Din Beik in a strike in the northern Gaza Strip overnight Tuesday, the military announced on Tuesday.
Beik had served as commander of the brigade since the elimination of his predecessor, Ahmed Ghandour, and had previously served as the brigade’s military intelligence chief, according to the IDF.
In his role, Beik was responsible for managing the activities of Hamas terrorists in northern Gaza and directing efforts to carry out attacks against IDF troops and Israeli civilians, the military said. He was also involved in efforts to rebuild the brigade’s capabilities after they were severely damaged during the war.
September 29, 11:04 AM
Iran says no country in the region will be able to export oil if its exports stay blocked
Iran's parliamentary speaker said on Tuesday that no country in the region would be able to export oil if the Islamic Republic were prevented from selling its own oil, state media reported.
No regional infrastructure would be safe if Iran had no security, Mohammad Baqer Ghalibaf added, according to the reports.
September 29, 9:58 AM
Ongoing settler violence in West Bank 'moral stain' on Israel, Herzog says following recent clashes
Settler extremists threw stones, assaulted IDF and Border police, and set fire to property throughout the area, actions which members of the establishment utterly condemned.
The ongoing settler violence in the West Bank is a "moral stain" that "must be addressed with the full severity of the law," President Isaac Herzog said on Wednesday following the most recent clashes between Israeli rioters and the IDF.
The clashes, which occured near the village of Jalud overnight on Monday, happened when security forces attempted to return a Palestinian family to its home following incidents of nationalist crime against it, according to the IDF.
Settler extremists threw stones, assaulted IDF and Border police, and set fire to property throughout the area, actions which the President condemned in his post, calling them unjustified and highly illegal.
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https://www.ctvnews.ca/vancouver/article/canadian-drone-firm-developing-mobile-factories-for-arctic-military-operations/
Canadian drone firm developing mobile factories for Arctic military operations
September 29, 2026 at 11:01a.m. EDT
A Canadian defence technology company is developing a mobile drone factory that could allow military forces to manufacture, repair and deploy uncrewed vehicles in remote locations, including the Arctic.
Sentinel Advanced Military Solutions unveiled its modular StarForge system at this year’s CANSEC arms trade show in Ottawa, amid growing demand for surveillance and reconnaissance drone technology across the defence industry.
The company, which is a subsidiary of the Quebec-based CMP Advanced Mechanical Solutions, has been pitching its technology to senior Canadian defence officials but has yet to secure a contract from the Department of National Defence.
Nonetheless, Sentinel has benefited from a $10-million spinoff investment from Lockheed Martin as part of the Canadian Army’s acquisition of the HIMARS rocket artillery system through Ottawa’s Industrial and Technological Benefits program.
The company says its mission has been shaped in part by the evolution of warfare in Ukraine, where drone technology is developing rapidly as operators on both sides of the front line adapt to increasingly sophisticated countermeasures.
“Maintaining readiness to participate in that type of conflict is exceptionally difficult,” said Ed Zimmermann, Sentinel’s chief technology officer and vice-president of product development, in a recent interview.
“We’ve really made it our mission to ensure that Canadian and allied forces are able to be prepared and have that readiness at hand through the use of this type of capability.”
Shipping container factories
Traditional military supply chains can be long and inflexible, while procurement timelines for new equipment can stretch for years or even decades.
Sentinel aims to address those logistical challenges by deploying small-scale drone factories and command-and-control centres wherever and whenever they are needed.
“Imagine arriving at a remote Arctic outpost or a forward operating base where traditional supply chains no longer exist,” Sentinel chief executive John Soares said in a statement.
“Within hours, you have command and control, secure communications, autonomous surveillance, deployable power and the ability to manufacture mission critical components on site. That’s the future we’re building.”
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The StarForge system is housed in shipping containers that can be delivered pre-loaded with the latest drone and counter-drone designs, as well as the materials needed to produce them.
Designed to fit inside military cargo aircraft, the containers are equipped with 3D printers from Vancouver-based Pantheon Design.
The printers produce drone and counter-drone airframes, which are then fitted with third-party motors, batteries and guidance systems and launched from the same location.
The company says each StarForge container can ship with enough onboard material to produce between 300 and 400 drones, depending on their size and type.
“You could also produce perhaps 100 quadcopters and 50 long-range surveillance platforms, and then still have plenty of material left over for ongoing maintenance of those platforms over the course of weeks or even months,” Zimmermann said.
University of Alberta research
Researchers at the University of Alberta have partnered with Sentinel to develop the technology as the university positions itself as a larger player in Canadian defence and security initiatives, particularly in the Far North.
“As Canada’s northernmost research-intensive university, we have a long history of using world-class research to address challenges facing northern and Arctic communities, including energy security, climate resilience, and sovereignty,” a university spokesperson said in a statement to CTV News.
The university says the partnership could also have applications in civilian sectors, including emergency response, communications and health care.
“By combining research and manufacturing expertise in areas like communications systems and remote sensing, we can build better tools for Arctic operations,” it said.
“That supports both Canadian sovereignty, security and community safety in the north, while creating jobs and economic growth at home,” it said.
Canadian Army restructures divisions around major conflict, territorial defence
The StarForge system has recently undergone testing with the U.S. Marine Corps at a facility in the western United States, where troops printed, assembled and flew the drones during simulated missions.
“That’s the type of opportunity that that we’re seeking to have more and more of and getting a lot of really great feedback from forces in Canada, as well as in Western Europe, asking us if we can participate in different activities with them and help them understand how the system can be used to support their missions,” Zimmermann said.
National Defence has invited 22 companies from six countries to demonstrate emerging drone and counter-drone technologies as part of a “sandbox” field text at Canadian Forces Base Suffield in Alberta on Oct. 6.
While Sentinel was not invited to the demonstration, the military has earmarked billions of dollars for drone and counter-drone research, development and acquisition across a range of projects in the coming years.
“No contracts yet but we have had the opportunity to brief some senior members of the forces, sort of show them what we’re up to,” Zimmermann said. “There’s definitely a significant degree of interest.”
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U.S. drones help capture alleged Colombian trafficker
Sept. 29, 2026 / 11:56 AM
Norbey Goez Sepúlveda, 48, also known as "El Paisa," "Ñato" and "Cachaco," is wanted for extradition by a federal court in Massachusetts.
Colombian security forces used U.S.-supplied drones equipped with infrared surveillance technology to track and capture an alleged Gulf Clan cocaine trafficker wanted for extradition by a federal court in Massachusetts, Colombian authorities said Tuesday.
Norbey Goez Sepúlveda, 48, also known as "El Paisa," "Ñato" and "Cachaco," was arrested in a rural area of Turbo, in Colombia's northwestern Antioquia department.
The operation involved Colombia's National Police, Attorney General's Office and Army, with support from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, according to Colombian authorities.
Goez is wanted by U.S. authorities on charges related to drug trafficking and criminal conspiracy and is subject to an extradition request from a federal court in Massachusetts, Colombian news outlet Caracol Radio reported.
Authorities said drones supplied by the U.S. government played a key role in locating Goez after investigators tracked him through rural areas of Antioquia.
The aircraft were equipped with electro-optical and infrared systems that allow operators to conduct surveillance during the day and at night and detect thermal signatures in low-visibility conditions, according to Caracol.
Investigators accuse Goez of working with the Roberto Vargas Gutiérrez structure of the Gulf Clan, one of Colombia's largest criminal organizations.
Authorities said he helped coordinate the collection and movement of cocaine from the departments of Córdoba and Antioquia's Urabá region before shipments were transported toward Central America and the United States.
Investigators said the organization used high-speed boats to move cocaine through Panama and Mexico before it reached the United States.
Authorities accuse Goez of helping coordinate shipments totaling more than one metric ton of cocaine per month through maritime, land and air routes.
Police said Goez had been involved in criminal activity for more than seven years but maintained a low profile to avoid detection, moving between rural communities and presenting himself as a businessman, farmworker or cattle rancher while limiting his presence on social media and other records.
The operation comes as President Abelardo De La Espriella's government expands security cooperation with Washington.
After meeting with Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Sept. 8, De La Espriella proposed what he calls "Plan Patriota Siglo XXI," a security modernization initiative that includes cooperation with the United States on drones, counter-drone systems, radar, aircraft, intelligence, cyber defense and special forces.
"Colombia wants to consolidate itself once again as the United States' main hemispheric security partner," De La Espriella said after the meeting, according to the Colombian presidency.
He said Colombia would provide its own resources but would also seek U.S. support to build those capabilities.
The government has also tightened restrictions on imports of drone components after authorities said criminal organizations were obtaining the technology for attacks against Colombian security forces.
Earlier this month, De La Espriella said customs authorities had seized drones intended for criminal groups and announced that imports of drone components would be restricted to designated entry points in Bogotá and Cartagena.
The government said the effort includes cooperation with U.S. Homeland Security Investigations.
Tuesday's arrest also came amid a broader security offensive.
De La Espriella said Colombian forces had arrested 30 people allegedly linked to armed and drug-trafficking organizations during the previous 24 hours, including seven suspected members of the Rodrigo Cadete structure in Caquetá, two alleged National Liberation Army members in Boyacá and 15 alleged members of a criminal network known as Los Fantasmas in Risaralda.
He also reported the seizure of 149 kilograms, or about 328 pounds, of marijuana and the destruction of a cache containing 36 improvised grenades and explosive material in Huila.
The figures were announced by the president and subsequently reported by Colombian media.
Following his arrest, Goez was transferred to the International Affairs Directorate of Colombia's Attorney General's Office while authorities proceed with the extradition process.
U.S. authorities must submit the required documentation through diplomatic channels before the extradition can proceed.
https://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-News/2026/09/29/latam-colombia-drones-capture-alleged-cocaine-trafficker/8951790696618/
https://x.com/PoliciaColombia/status/2104734696928088122
John Greenewald, Jr.
@theblackvault
🚨Inside AARO’s UAP workshop: Newly released records identify speakers/panelists, detail the agenda, and reveal that AARO was discussing a future working relationship with Uruguay’s UAP investigators… including a separate meeting at the Pentagon.
5:50 AM · Sep 25, 2026
https://x.com/theblackvault/status/2103467156994449524
https://www.theblackvault.com/documentarchive/behind-aaros-private-uap-workshop-new-records-detail-participants-foreign-outreach-and-future-plans/
https://documents3.theblackvault.com/documents/osd/26-F-1773.pdf
An American Private (Allegedly) Shot a UFO in the Korean War
September 29, 2026
Private First Class Francis P. Wall recounted firing his M1 rifle at a UFO resembling a “jack-o-lantern” and hearing the bullet ricochet off. The UFO was unaffected.
In 1951, about one year into the Korean War, American troops positioned near Chorwon, roughly 60 miles north of Seoul. Soldiers, preparing to bombard a nearby village, noticed something strange in the hills—something Private First Class Francis P. Wall would later describe as objects or lights resembling “jack-o’-lanterns” moving across the mountain. One of the objects even approached the battlefield, forcing the Americans to engage.
According to Wall’s account, artillery couldn’t damage the object, which emitted a brilliant pulsating light and a metallic sound when struck with rifle fire.
Soldiers also reported experiencing a strange physical sensation, with members of the unit becoming ill.
It’s a remarkable story, and one that many modern commentators have cited as a run-in with an unidentified flying object (UFO).
Is it accurate? Unclear. It rests on the recollection of one soldier and describes events that are hard to believe, though not impossible.
The “Jack-o-Lantern” Story, As Recounted by Private Wall
Wall recalled that the strange craft moved toward the village as American artillery was firing. Shells and airbursts exploded near the object, yet it apparently suffered no visible damage.
The object did, however, demonstrate unusual maneuverability, including abrupt movements and sharp turns. The object also appeared orange, but then pivoted toward the American position and changed colors to a bright blue-green pulsating light.
This is about the time the Americans engaged with it.
Wall reportedly asked his commander for permission to fire, and then engaged with his M1 rifle.
According to Wall, bullets struck the object, producing a metallic “ding,” but then fell away. If the account is to believed, it appears the object was physical and not a trick of the light, but hard and metallic.
The object then began moving side to side rapidly. The lights flashed on and off. Then, allegedly, the object fired back.
In a detailed account in a 1987 interview with John P. Timmerman of the Center for UFO Studies, Wall said the object emitted something resembling a pulsed beam or ray, which Wall compared to segments of light from a sweeping searchlight.
When the beam reached Wall, he recounted a burning sensation and a tingling throughout his body. The light caused soldiers to retreat into an underground bunker, where they watched the object hovering overhead through openings and windows.
Then the object departed rapidly at a 45-degree angle. And as suddenly as the encounter began, it ended.
There Were Multiple Unexplained UFO Sightings During the Korean War
Three days after the encounter, the company was evacuated, with some soldiers receiving medical treatment. Wall claimed the men were diagnosed with dysentery and unusually high white-blood-cell counts.
UFO researcher Richard F. Haines, a former NASA research scientist, later suggested the reported symptoms sounded compatible with radiation exposure.
Of course, that is a retrospective interpretation from a UFO researcher without contemporaneous medical records establishing radiation poisoning—so, grain of salt.
Wall’s fantastic account wasn’t the only alleged UFO sighting associated with the Korean War. Other US service members later reported unexplained aerial phenomena.
Of course, “unidentified” and “unexplained” do not mean they were extraterrestrial in origin; and the strange reports were studied by US Army investigators as evidence of new Soviet aviation technology or secret weapons.
To that end, the US Air Force investigated UFO reports under Project Blue Book, from 1952 until 1969.
Of the 12,618 sightings investigated during that period, most could predictably be explained as weather phenomena or mistaken aircraft sightings. However, 701 remained unidentified by the time the project ended.
Wall’s sighting occurred just before the Blue Book era, so it didn’t receive the formal Blue Book treatment. But it speaks to the type of incident that would warrant a closer look, alien or not.
https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/american-private-allegedly-shot-ufo-korean-war-hk-092926
‘UFO or alien mothership?’ Mysterious streak in Starship Flight 14 livestream sparks wild theories
September 29, 2026
Starship flight successfully deployed 26 next-generation Starlink V3 satellites
SpaceX Starship Flight 14 achieved a milestone after successfully reaching orbit for the first time and deploying all 26 V3 Starlink satellites in a landmark launch.
But this is not the only highlight of the mission. A mysterious object was also spotted during SpaceX’s historic flight livestreaming which not only left the viewers scrambling for answers but also prompted wild UFO theories online.
Just over eight minutes into the stream, sharp-eyed viewers caught a mysterious, slightly curved light hovering in the background.
Screenshots instantly flooded X. "They just livestreamed what looks like a ‘UFO mothership’ trailing Starship over Texas," posted one user, as another chimed in, "I think we all just saw a UFO live-streamed."
Another one commented, “Hey SpaceX what is this city sized craft orbiting the horizon?”
“Remember what Elon Musk said about Aliens? He has said that with thousands of SpaceX satellites he would know if aliens were here, and that he would post the proof on X. The object sat on his own feed,” One user wrote.
Michael Salla, author of the Secret Space Programs Book series also commented, "The first Starship sent into Earth orbit was trailed by a large UFO that some claim is a mothership.
Given the importance of SpaceX rockets for the open-source expansion of space programs, the UFO may be part of the Solar Warden/United Earth Space Command welcoming its little brother to cislunar space."
“That object is moving real fast relative to Starship. Doesn't seem like debris from the vehicle like the ice particles, what could this possibly be I wonder,” Another wondered.
Experts and viewers note there is no verified evidence of extraterrestrial life or technology as the shape is likely a conventional phenomenon such as rocket exhaust expanding in the thin upper atmosphere, debris, or staging material.
One user wrote, "It's likely a hunk of ice that broke off the side of the ship or some propellant that leaked out the engines during the cutoff that froze in space.”
However, neither SpaceX nor NASA commented on this viral footage. But, NASA praised SpaceX for the launch on X: “Gorgeous launch, getting the ship to orbit and managing every step in a safe, responsible, and especially inspirational way.”
https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/1418038-ufo-or-alien-mothership-mysterious-streak-in-starship-flight-14-livestream-sparks-wild-theories
https://x.com/RT_com/status/2104700207212478955
https://x.com/I_Bord_I/status/2104704687249248693
https://x.com/petrovicsrb/status/2104568217108660650
Tom Thompson🛸 (ＣＯＲＴＥＸ ＺＥＲＯ)
@Cortex_Zero
Ross Coulthart is warning that a UFO whistleblower may be preparing to bypass the official process entirely and release a large cache of material directly online, what many would call catastrophic disclosure.
Hypothetically, but still, @rossco said he thinks we may very well see this unfold.
The growing frustration is easy to understand. Whistleblowers continue to describe extraordinary material, while the public is still waiting to see the underlying records, data, and proof for itself.
If a major leak does happen, the question will not only be what is released. It will be whether the public can authenticate it.
At this point, I say go for it. Why not? It feels like an enormous amount of effort has gone into playing ball with the powers that be, to the tune of very little success.
To anyone is holding anything of this nature, I and many other individuals in the UFO community would be willing to release it. Send it over, I'll do it. We need to get the wheels turning. #ufox #ufotwitter
4:31 PM · Sep 28, 2026
https://x.com/Cortex_Zero/status/2104715776733135268
https://x.com/MiddleOfMayhem/status/2104617429229834595
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMa2rW5YYzI ('Catastrophic disclosure' is coming, Ross Coulthart warns | Reality Check)
moar
https://x.com/ParaN_rmal/status/2104594046077583595
https://x.com/dennis_asberg/status/2104895630086750276
https://x.com/TheSecretFilesX/status/2104625516506665423
its hanging out with bigfoot, the Black Knight satellite, and the Heaven's Gate people
Project Blue Beam: Is the Sky Being Used Against Us?
Sep 28, 2026
Every time a government releases UFO files, the same name resurfaces: Project Blue Beam.
Is it possible to stage a false-flag alien invasion or mass sky deception using holographic projection and psychological manipulation—or is it purely internet lore?
In this episode of The Garage Files, Mark Christopher Lee examines the origins of Serge Monast's 1994 claims and sits down with the late Nick Pope (former head of the UK Ministry of Defence UFO desk) to separate classified reality from conspiracy mythology.
⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction: What is Project Blue Beam?
01:44 - Serge Monast & The 1994 Origins
03:26 - The 4 Steps of Blue Beam Explained
04:56 - Nick Pope Interview: False Flags, Spin & Deception
13:00 - Interdimensional, Spiritual, or Demonic Theories
16:32 - Real Tech vs. Myths: AI, Drones & Sky Projections
19:18 - Government Manipulation vs. Holographic Claims
20:47 - Three Critical Tests for Future UFO Disclosures
https://x.com/The_King_Of_UFO/status/2104647766379036977
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vm0Jdc5fSOA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dGtBcxs2jo (Not From Space: The Demonic UFO Cover-Up)
extra disclosure dejour
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyzVpH8_XjI (David Nino Rodriguez: JAPANS "MEDBED" BREAKTHROUGH REAL? CouldHumans REALLY Live to 250 BY 2040?)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHYAA9ESV3w (Cristina Gomez: Half of the UFO Secret Is Already Out There…)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmtOPHHYED0 (Vetted: Jay Stratton Drops UFO Bombshell)
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