China Spy Balloon: New update on Chinese spy balloon found over America, Pentagon made important disclosure

Pentagon on China Spy Balloon A new update has come about the Chinese spy balloon found in the sky of America a few months ago. The Pentagon-based US Defense Department said a Chinese spy balloon dropped over the Atlantic Ocean in early February did not gather intelligence.

Balloons did not collect any data

Pentagon press secretary Brigadier General Pat Ryder said that neither the balloon sent data back to China nor did it collect any data. Ryder said during a briefing,

There was an allegation of collecting information about the military site

The statement comes after some US lawmakers said earlier this year that the balloon was gathering information while flying over much of the US mainland in early February, including when it was shot down by the military. Sensitive military site information was also included, where ballistic missiles were located.

Florida Senator Marco Rubio, vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said in February that the balloon was "another method they use to gather intelligence about us. We have to be mindful of that and protect ourselves against "

China had warned

China maintains that the balloon was merely a harmless, unmanned civilian vehicle. He told America with this that he was deliberately making false allegations, the consequences of which would be wrong.

At the same time, Ryder was asked whether he believed that the American efforts were responsible for the failure to collect any information about the balloon. He said that definitely our efforts paid off.