Happening right now (again) The lights are back at US airbases in the UK. Livestream. “I just saw a flashlight thing that went up in the sky into the clouds. Really weird, never seen something like it.” It sounds like beams of light. In other UAP cases those were fired at nukes.

Emerging Developments at US Air Bases in the UK: Unusual Light Phenomena and Unidentified Aerial Activity

Recent reports indicate a resurgence of unexplained aerial phenomena (UAP) activity around United States airbases located in the United Kingdom. Multiple eyewitness accounts, live streams, and official statements suggest that anomalous lights, shadow craft, and sophisticated drone activity continue to be observed over these military installations, raising questions about the nature and origin of these occurrences.

Live Footage and Witness Testimonies

A live broadcast captured footage of unusual light phenomena above UK US airbases, including flashes into the clouds that observers described as “really weird” and unprecedented in their experience. One eyewitness recounted seeing a “flashlight thing that went up into the sky into the clouds,” likening it to a powerful searchlight or beam of light, characterized by a rapid and intense illumination. Another observer described a “big bang” sound recorded at approximately 1 hour, 38 minutes into a livestream, fueling speculation about possible anti-drone measures or other technical interventions.

Further footage shows a white-green light—potentially a drone—being tracked by multiple F-15 fighter jets, suggesting a coordinated military response. A 24-minute long video also depicts unidentified aerial objects moving within the vicinity of the base, though no playback fast-forward options are available for detailed analysis.

Official and Expert Perspectives

The U.S. Department of Defense has responded to inquiries, stating that initial assessments suggest these drones or aerial objects are not likely to be amateur hobbyist devices but appear to be coordinated efforts. A U.S. official, speaking anonymously, indicated ongoing investigations into the activity.

Notable defense analysts and researchers have weighed in on these developments. Chris Mellon, a former deputy assistant secretary of defense, commented on the sophistication required to evade both UK and U.S. forces over multiple nights amid challenging weather conditions, implying that the technology involved may be highly advanced. Ross Coulthart and Chris Sharp have also shared insights, with Sharp noting the complexity of drone operations in the area and suggesting that the activity resembles covert operations associated with affluent military interests, hinting at potential parallels to Langley-era surveillance.

Local residents living near the bases have reported witnessing slow-moving aircraft circling overhead and unusual lights in the night sky. One community member remarked, “Ever had that feeling you’re being watched?” with others noting the shifting tactics of these aerial activities—now operating outside the base perimeter but still within the flight zone—potentially complic