‘Pyramid shaped’ UFO craft spotted by US Navy
The Pentagon confirmed the footage was taken by them. But they couldn’t explain what it was the military saw.
The Pentagon confirmed the footage was taken by them. But they couldn’t explain what it was the military saw.

It's a strange time in America not just for pandemic reasons. New Yorkers reportedly saw twice as many U.F.O. sightings in the night sky thanks to a lower amount of light pollution. Apparently the same sort of deal went for the U.S. military.
Sometimes before the pandemic, but out at sea and in the sky.
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View on XWhen it comes to the particular triangle shaped vessel captured, film director Jeremy Corbell provides an accompanying slide that says: "USS RUSSELL observed 3x UNK UAS, seemingly triangular in shape from the angle of observation, hovering approximately 700 ft over RSL's fantail."
Corbell said that at the beginning of May 2020 the Office of Naval Intelligence held a briefing to chill the situation around UFOs and be more open with intel gathering.
According to The Sun, Corbell was able to verify the leaked video as authentic after learning about these Pentagon briefings.
Corbell said to the outlet: “George Knapp and I were able to verify the materials you are about to consider. I can confirm their authenticity - as well as - the narrative supplied to me when they were presented.”
Las Vegas news anchor George Knapp received a separate leak of snapshots taken on March 4th 2019. Reportedly to have been taken by FA-18 pilots.
Pentagon officials confirmed it was indeed footage taken by US Navy people, but on the contents of the film itself.
UFO enthusiasts likely remember last month when The Drive confirmed reports that in the summer of 2019 multiple Naval destroyers were harassed by mysterious “drone” vessels in the sky. The USS John Finn, USS Kidd, and USS Rafael Peralta were curiously visited by up to "six" drones over the course of several days in July that year.
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