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Pilots are witnessing mass UFO sighting over Canada (Audio and video)


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According to ebaumsworld and ctvnews, early on Jan. 19, 2024, several pilots over the Canadian prairies reported "seeing multiple lights sometimes in a triangle formation" high above them. 

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Air traffic control confirmed that there were no unidentified aircraft in the area, at least not that they were aware of. 

NORAD was also notified of the incident, which occurred over Saskatchewan and Manitoba. 

There is an alleged video of the unknown multiple lights posted by UFO Sightings Daily on his X account.

Mass UFO Reports Over Canada Feb 1, 2024, including Multiple Pilot Sightings.👽👀🛸 UFO Sighting News. #UAP #ufotwitter https://t.co/GgsVLk4SWq Please follow me for more🙏 pic.twitter.com/IQuEtg6ZGA

— UFO Sightings Daily (Website) (@UFOSightings101) February 10, 2024
And audio recordings of two of the conversations pilots had with air traffic control.

The audio recording with air traffic controllers was taken from LiveATC.net (https://www.liveatc.net). Originally 2.5 hours long, the audio has been edited for length. 

 

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