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Why the US leads in UFO sightings; here’s the surprising truth behind the numbers revealed
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Turns out, all those UFO sightings in the U.S. might have a far more down-to-earth explanation than little green men. A new government report reveals that many of these mysterious encounters could actually be the result of military disinformation campaigns—think staged evidence and misleading briefings—dating back to the Cold War. The goal? To throw off adversaries by masking classified tech or operations. So, while the skies might still hold secrets, they’re probably more human than alien.
Editor’s Note: This story flips the script on UFO lore, shifting the conversation from extraterrestrial speculation to Cold War-era spy games. It’s a reminder that what looks like sci-fi might just be clever misdirection—and that governments have long used mystery as a tactical tool. For UFO enthusiasts, it’s a reality check; for history buffs, it’s a fascinating peek into how secrecy shapes perception. Either way, it’s a heads-up to question what’s really behind the next "unexplained" sighting.

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