Biden says three aerial objects US shot down likely not related to China surveillance
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President Joe Biden said Thursday the three objects the U.S. shot down in recent days were likely not from China and from private entities.
"I gave the order to take down these objects, and couldn't rule out the risk of surveillance," Biden said. Chris Eberhart is a crime and US news journalist for Fox News Digital. Email tips to chris.eberhart@fox.com or on twitter @ChrisEberhart48
Fighter jets shot down at least four aerial objects, including a Chinese spy balloon that flew across country from Alaska to South Carolina. Three more objects of unknown origins were shot down over the U.S. and Canada in recent days.
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