If in the world as a whole, the Pentagon’s famous publication of a video with unidentified flying objects was calmly taken, in Japan, the reaction was very unexpected. As it turns out, the country's defense department decided to create a special protocol. Information about him appeared in a number of major Japanese media, including Japan Times.
Protocol, which is being prepared by the Ministry of Defense of the Land of the Rising Sun, prescribes actions when meeting with unidentified flying objects (UFO). reported, that the ministry of war is considering possible response procedures, registration and reporting at a meeting with a UFO.
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The unknown nature of the objects may cause confusion and confusion among the pilots of the Air Force of the country's Self-Defense Forces.
Recall, what videos, the authenticity of personnel recently confirmed at the Pentagon, were shot in different years. We are talking about shooting from the sides of military aircraft in 2004 and 2015 years. American pilots celebrated, that in the sky they observed strange objects, which could move along such trajectories and with such speeds, which are not characteristic of any of the currently known aircraft.
Japanese Minister of Defense Taro Kono said after that, that the Japanese Air Force has no such personnel, so the Japanese military pilots have not yet met a UFO in the sky when performing scheduled flights.
Taro Kono:
So that such a meeting does not lead to negative consequences, protocol is being developed for the Air Force pilots.
known, that the protocol will be sent to seven bases of the Japanese air force - from Hokkaido to Okinawa.
Some protocol clauses are known., which fit in with typical intruder aircraft. for example, Japanese pilots are instructed to inform UFOs in English about the need to change course, if the object is approaching the air borders of Japan. How effective are calls to change course regarding unidentified flying objects?, – open to question, like the question itself, what could the U.S. Air Force pilots see in the sky.
An interesting remark from the Japanese Minister of Defense:
I will be honest, I myself do not believe in UFOs. I would like to hear from the United States about, what results did the analyzes of that video give.
