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🚨CNN Reports: Downed US pilot reported seeing Iranian drones swarm in jellyfish formation A US fighter pilot reportedly witnessed something deeply unusual moments before ejecting from an F-15 shot down over Iran in April. Multiple Iranian drones hovering together and moving through the air as though they were a...

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Imanengineer3 months ago

Why wouldn't Iran possess it? Drone shows are a thing. . . China has been doing them for several years. China & Iran are tight because of oil. Thanks for coming to my TED talk.

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Commoner Sense🇺🇸3 months ago

Star Wars did it first

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Michou 💫🧚🏻‍♀️✨3 months ago

👇From a few months ago responding to a post …

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Apocalyzabeth3 months ago

China does coordinated drone shows all the tme. Why wouldn’t iran be able to do that? Plus, claude always talks about distributed intelligence like jellyfish. Not a stretch they used ai to draft military plans.

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HideSeekChampion3 months ago

Have we not figured out yet that CNN is fake news?

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K0RÄT PT3 months ago

Looks like an Imperial Probe Droid.

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AntiIdiocracy(ist)3 months ago

Can't make nuclear weapons but has advanced "alien like" drone tech.... okay sure....

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Un4seen3 months ago

Literally bird shit in camera lens

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Skywatch Signal3 months ago

Check your emails...

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Michael R. Herron Esq.3 months ago

Perhaps the Iranian tactic was to move the jellyfish formation into the path of an incoming aircraft in hopes of at least one of the drones scoring a hit. Thoughts?

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Skywatch Signal3 months ago

I guess it's possible. Not sure why they would be interlinked though.

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Michael R. Herron Esq.3 months ago

Because it would be impossible to hit a fighter jet with one drone, but a large cluster of them would be much harder for the fighter jet to avoid.

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Pituka Ortega Heilbron3 months ago

Sure this is Iranian technology? If this is the case, then Iran is a super power and the US is lagging behind in so many ways that, put the world in a very distinct situation. China, Russia and Iran more advanced than the US? Hmmmm.

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Chamala Harris (parody)3 months ago

Those are balloons you dumb fuck

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Skywatch Signal3 months ago

There is only one dumb fuck here, let me explain it to you as you have a room temp IQ...

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Chamala Harris (parody)3 months ago

You fucking retard 😆 🤣 😂 you don't see that those things are balloons from a party that got away? Your retarded parents failed you.

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ThunderBird3 months ago

They said something on UK news about some possible type of met drone that looks like that, which they thought adversaries weren't as far on with. Interesting....

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Experiencer Lens3 months ago

This is definitely not extraterrestrial. Thanks for exposing yet another UFO hoax

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newton573 months ago

Le pilote a rencontrer un vaisseau extraterrestre, les iraniens n’ont pas les moyens d’en developper. Bien merci

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The Natural3 months ago

Jellyfish formation. Not jellyfish drones. Stop with the bullshit. Iran has developed squat. You can google it literally.

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Rob Robinson3 months ago

If it was Iran, then why didn’t they use this on all the other jets that bombed them. Don’t buy this is Iran tech.

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Carlitox3 months ago

Drone jelly fish formation!!!????!!!! Give me a break. So i assume there is also a glowing object like drones and super fast round and silver drones and guess what??!!! The drone disc fotmation too !!!!! Unbelievable

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Whiskey_Tango_Foxtrot3 months ago

The whole scenario sounds sketchy and if the source is CNN, I’m skeptical. This would be classified info.

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Parrydox3 months ago

I think it may be both. The Jellyfish UAPs and now this possible drone perspective on them makes it even more fascinating. It’s always been the one shape that makes zero sense to me as any number of possibilities exist to explain the other shapes. But the Jellyfish is intriguing.

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Wee Free. Adrijana S.3 months ago

If they decided to tell us about details of the briefing it means they need it for manipulation. Its no longer Nuclear, now its AI drone swarms :D

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jeschoon3 months ago

Those are not Iranian. The jellyfish has been seen in multiple places in the world.

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KXKVI3 months ago

Why do these videos always look like they were recorded with a potato?

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Emilio3 months ago

Mass media : Iranians or aliens are bad !

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Alex3 months ago

Has anyone ever seen these drone shows?! You don't think Iran has the capability to do this?? I'm not that surprised here tbh

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Bord3 months ago

Historical UAP "Jellyfish"... I wonder if this is similar to what they witnessed?

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Ded Sirius3 months ago

Bad aliens helping Iran?!

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Joe Martinez3 months ago

heres the original x video from years ago.

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Todayithappens3 months ago

Fact: The fighter pilot was shot down when he was hit by "friendly fire," meaning our own artillery. Question: Were they shooting at the UFO? Given America's hunger for alien technology, you have to wonder!

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Dubya3 months ago

'jellyfish' as a common insider term for UAP? So is 'real alien shit'...

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Notes To Elon3 months ago

It's a delivery drone. The delivered drones have a full battery upon arrival.

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