Experts reveal what mystery drones over New Jersey REALLY are... and why Americans should be terrified
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Intelligence analysts have revealed why they believe Russia is behind the mysterious drones invading the skies over New Jersey. US Army general Darryl Williams described a situation that mirrors what has unfolded at American/NATO bases across Europe that are known to supply arms to Ukraine.
![[Russia is suspected of flying several drones - including military UAVs like this Russian Orlan-10 (above) - over a nuclear power plant in Germany, state security officers said. The lights and shape of the Orlan-10 make it a possible candidate explaining the drones over New Jersey]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/11/23/88812033-14183057-Russia_is_suspected_of_flying_several_drones_including_military_-a-2_1733958494391.jpg)
And retired police lieutenant and intelligence analyst Tim McMillan told DailyMail.com that the descriptions of the UFOs in Jersey 'sound exactly like Russian Orlan-10 drones' — secretive craft that fly in packs of three to five. Lt McMillan and other experts have noted that the New Jersey sightings circled around Picatinny Arsenal, home of the US Army's CCDC Armaments Center, which is responsible for manufacturing and supplying Ukraine with artillery ammunition.
![[Significantly, the fixed-wing mystery drones with red, white and green lights resemble craft witnessed over sensitive US military bases over the past several years]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/13/20/93006455-14183057-Significantly_the_fixed_wing_mystery_drones_with_red_white_and_g-a-9_1734121922501.jpg)
These experts suggest that Russia could be carrying out an intelligence-gathering mission known as 'ferreting', meant to intentionally trigger and test their foreign rival's airspace defense procedures and response time. Or Russia could simply be spying on allies of Ukraine who are aiding the fight against Russia's occupation of its southeastern regions, including Donetsk and Mariupol.
![[This October, US Army General Darryl Williams, the departing head of US Army's Allied Land Command in Europe and Africa, accused Russia of using drone swarms to 'snoop' and 'cause mischief' in Germany and other similar activities across the Atlantic]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/13/20/93090803-14183057-This_October_US_Army_General_Darryl_Williams_the_departing_head_-a-13_1734121922651.jpg)
While experts could not rule out a theory that Iran was behind the attacks, argued by NJ Congressman Jeff Van Drew, but denied by the Pentagon, White House officials have long noted that Russia and Iran collaborate on military drone development. 'Russia has been very aggressive and reckless with its responses to Western support of Ukraine,' Lt McMillan told DailyMail.com. 'This isn't something I see discussed in US media, but it's well documented and openly discussed here in Europe.'.
![[Above, an Orlan-10 system being tested during the 'Slavic Brotherhood 2018 war games']](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/12/15/93085227-14183057-Above_an_Orlan_10_system_being_tested_during_the_Slavic_Brotherh-a-8_1734018719749.jpg)
