UFO spotted at Gimhae Airport? Anti-terror specialist team dispatched for broadcast of "Actual Situation" ('That Is What I Want to Know')

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'That Is What I Want to Know' tracks an unidentified flying object that appeared at Gimhae Airport.

In the SBS program 'That Is What I Want to Know,' airing at 11:10 p.m. on the 1st, a mysterious flight diversion incident at Gimhae Airport will be covered.

On May 19, an incident occurred aboard a flight scheduled to arrive at Busan Gimhae Airport around 9:30 p.m., departing from Nagoya, Japan. Announcements were made that all takeoffs and landings at Gimhae Airport were completely prohibited and the runway was closed, making landing impossible; suddenly, the plane diverted to Incheon Airport.

Without knowing the exact reason for the sudden diversion, about 150 passengers arrived in Busan around 6 a.m. the next day by bus from Incheon Airport. They reached their destination, which should have taken only an hour and a half from Nagoya, but arrived 10 hours later. What happened at Gimhae Airport that evening?

Witness Kim said, "Around 9 p.m., I saw lights flickering in the sky, with three of them appearing separately in a line."

A whistleblower who served in a military unit within the airport reported seeing strange lights passing above the living quarters. The lights were not just one but three, moving in formation at a height equivalent to about 10 stories of an apartment building; they were unidentified flying objects emitting green light.

Gimhae Airport is a no-fly zone for aviation security and also hosts the Air Force, making it even more sensitive regarding security. The Air Force, which controls the control tower, conducted a joint search with the police but failed to confirm any unidentified flying object. The police also treated the incident as a misunderstanding where the lights in the night sky were mistaken for an aircraft and closed the case.

Another witness of the flying object, Choi, said, "I heard that when they broadcasted 'Actual Situation,' even officers were dispatched, and I believe an anti-terror specialist team known as a special mission squad was also deployed."

He claimed that at the time, he heard internal military radio communications, asserting that the command unit definitely confirmed the flying object. The aircraft moved so mysteriously that it was difficult for trained Air Force personnel to chase it; it appeared and disappeared suddenly over two hours. It was clearly a real entity, as it was captured by the military's internal systems.

Last May, President Trump released videos of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) that the United States has collected from around the world for over 80 years. Amid growing interest in unidentified flying objects, was what was spotted at Gimhae Airport merely a misinterpretation of lights or civilian drones? Or could it be an unknown flying object, a UAP, approaching us?

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