Unknown Object Observes Hurricane Sandy 2012 HD

by StephenHannardADGUK

I have edited together the Obama Press conference concerning Hurricane Sandy and a NASA feed from orbit which was watching the Hurricane unfold. An object appears or possible de-cloaks for a few seconds. Is this object a UFO or possibly something related to HAARP that NASA are utilising?

1990s East Coast Hurricane Drill Named Sandy http://www.weca.org/SET/report/node6.html

Total destruction in Syria war

Russia's NUCLEAR DEFENCES | "Putin RESTORED Russian pride & ENHANCED Rus...

by WestEndNews

The pride of Russia's NUCLEAR DEFENCES

"Putin RESTORED Russian pride & ENHANCED Russia's Power"

Iran claims it has sophisticated spy drones

by JewishNewsOne

The Iranian Defence Ministry is claiming that the drone that Israel shot down in early October is not the most advanced in the Islamic Republic's fleet.



Iranian Defence Minister Ahmad Vahidi said that it was an embarrassment for Israel that the drone was able to fly into Israel airspace and remain there for half an hour before being destroyed by the IDF.



Another Iranian official claimed the drone was a copy of the US drone that was shot down over Iran last year. Israeli experts, though, disagree, with the managing director of the Fisher Institute for Air and Space Strategic Studies saying Iran's current drone technology is probably on par with what existed during the late 1980s.



Other Israeli officials agree, saying it's doubtful the drone was sophisticated enough to relay information back to Tehran.



Lebanese-based Islamist group Hezbollah, which receives support from Iran, has claimed that it sent the drone into Israeli airspace.

Defence Minister Vahidi: Hezbollah Drone is NOTHING compared to Iran's P...

by NewsNowReal

DUBAI, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Iran possesses drones that are far more advanced than the unmanned aircraft Iranian-backed Hezbollah launched into Israeli airspace this month, Iran's defence minister was quoted as saying on Sunday.

Iran's military regularly announces defence and engineering developments though some analysts are sceptical of the reliability of such reports.

Earlier this month, Israel shot down a drone after it flew 25 miles (55 km) into the Jewish state. Lebanese militant group Hezbollah claimed responsibility for the aircraft, saying its parts had been manufactured in Iran and assembled in Lebanon.

Iranian Defence Minister Ahmad Vahidi said the downed drone did not use his country's latest know-how, according to a report from Iran's Mehr news agency on Sunday.

"The Islamic Republic of Iran currently possesses unmanned aircrafts with technology that is far more advanced than the drone recently sent by Hezbollah forces to fly in the skies of the Zionist regime (Israel)," he was quoted as saying.

"Undoubtedly the technology in the (Hezbollah) drone ... was not Iran's latest technology."

Vahidi had earlier said that the drone's launch into Israel was a sign of the Islamic Republic's military capabilities.

In April, Iran announced it had started to build a copy of a U.S. surveillance drone, the RQ-170 Sentinel, which was captured last year after it came down near the Afghan border.

Tensions in the region have simmered over Iran's disputed nuclear programme and Israeli threats to bomb its nuclear sites if diplomacy and sanctions fail to stop Iranian nuclear activity the West suspects is meant to develop a weapons capability.

Tehran says it is seeking only civilian nuclear energy.

In a speech on Saturday evening, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad sought to present the country as a defender of peace and security in the Gulf region, echoing comments made in the past by Iranian military leaders.

"The Iranian nation has never been an aggressor nation, but history has shown that it is a very good defender," Ahmadinejad said at a ceremony to honour Iran's naval forces, according to the Iranian Students' News Agency.

"The Islamic Republic of Iran has always been a protector of the security of the Persian Gulf."

He said: "The security of the Persian Gulf has only been undermined when outsiders have been present there. Other than at such points, the Persian Gulf has been completely secure and this security has been created by Iran."

Iranian officials have said previously that the country could block the Strait of Hormuz, a vital waterway for the world's sea-borne oil trade, or strike U.S. military bases in the region if it is attacked. (Reporting By Yeganeh Torbati; Editing by Andrew Osborn)

Minister of defense Vahidi : We have more advanced Drones than Hezbollah...

by Lenziran Newsvideo

The minister of defense Sardar Ahmad Vahidi talk about power of Iranian Drone planes comparing to one of Lebanese Hezbollah which was shot down by Israeli Air Force.