WSJ News Exclusive | Trump-Era Officials Were Aware of Suspected Balloons in U.S. Airspace

Intelligence officials during the Trump administration monitored a series of aerial objects over U.S. military sites that they suspected were tied to China

Some in Pentagon suspected China links but didn’t reach definitive conclusions

President Biden said authorities don’t believe the objects downed over Alaska, Canada and Lake Huron were connected to China. Biden said his administration will create a plan to deal with unidentified aerial objects moving forward.

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