The Pentagon spokesperson Sue Gough said in a statement shared with Insider that three other still images that have been circulating are also genuine. "The photographs and videos – what the Mystery Wire article refers to as 'Sphere,' 'Acorn,' and 'Metallic Blimp,' and the videos in the Extraordinary Beliefs article — were taken by Navy personnel," "...DOD does not discuss publicly the details of either the observations or the examinations of reported incursions into our training ranges or designated airspace,..."

If these were Chinese or Russian performing incursions into our training ranges (surveillance) on our military, the response would be different. That it is our military that is being surveilled may indicate an intent to engage and dispatch our forces as efficiently as possible.

Luis Elizondo is interviewed in the video. He was asked if the military took reports of abduction seriously. He responded by saying that the subject was classified and he wasn't at liberty to respond.

Given that the military has said these were not our aircraft, and weren't identifiable, suggests that this IS extraordinary evidence, albeit poor in quality. Harry Reid says this material is just the tip of the iceberg, and that much more remains classified. If these craft aren't from Earth, that does have major implications.