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Hello since what happened in UK i had to post this since is think 95% of people here doesn't know about it.

Between October and November 2014 France had multiples "drones" fly over nuclear central power plant synchronously at night , sometimes with rain and heavy wind more than 70 km/h at different places across the country.
this was really huge with army involved , they never arrested anyone despite have used all kind devices/vehicles.

This story wouldn't be known if EDF the company who manage nuclear power plant in France didn't filled a complaint to the police.
Some witnesses particularly engineer got pressured.

I'm pretty sure than the "drones" in UK are the same as France and they probably also flying at synchronously time at different place like
they did in France.

I'm a bit lazy so i did used chatgpt for little summary and i will put sources at the end.

In October and November 2014, a series of mysterious drone incursions occurred over several nuclear power plants in France, including Golfech, Bugey, Tricastin, and other facilities operated by EDF (Électricité de France). These events stirred significant concerns about security vulnerabilities at critical infrastructure sites. The drones' most unsettling feature was their synchronized timing—many appeared to be flying over these sites simultaneously. One particularly striking instance occurred when drones were observed at different locations at exactly the same time, suggesting coordination among the operators.

For example, one drone was reportedly spotted at 7:00 PM over the Golfech nuclear plant in the Tarn-et-Garonne region, while another drone was seen at the same time over a separate nuclear plant located hundreds of kilometers away. This type of synchronized movement suggested that the drones were likely being operated by a single entity or a highly coordinated group, raising suspicions of intentional surveillance or even more malicious intentions. The synchronized flights continued throughout October and November, with drones appearing over nuclear plants and other sensitive areas at various hours, further demonstrating the calculated and deliberate nature of the incursions.

The drones’ advanced flight capabilities and ability to evade detection were major points of concern. Despite heightened security around the facilities, including airspace restrictions and the presence of military surveillance, the drones managed to navigate restricted airspace with apparent ease. On one occasion, a helicopter was deployed to chase a drone, which was pursued over a distance of approximately 9 kilometers. The pursuit took place in adverse weather conditions, including heavy rain and strong winds, making it even more challenging to track the drone, but it ultimately managed to evade capture, disappearing into the night.

These drone incursions were not limited to just one or two isolated incidents. They occurred repeatedly over a span of several weeks, and multiple drones were observed flying over the same facilities in a series of synchronized attacks. The events raised serious questions about the vulnerability of nuclear plants and other critical infrastructure to aerial threats. Despite the attention given to the matter, no definitive answers were provided about the identity or motivations of the drone operators, leaving the events open to speculation.

The drones were described as having advanced maneuverability, and it appeared that they were able to adjust their flight paths based on the security response at each location. Their presence was a direct challenge to national security protocols, as these nuclear sites are among the most highly protected and secure areas in the country. Despite the measures in place to protect them, the drones seemed to have been able to navigate these restrictions with relative ease, making it difficult for authorities to intercept them.

As the investigations unfolded, French authorities and military agencies were left puzzled by the origin and purpose of the drones. No official claims were made by any group, and there was no evidence to suggest that the incursions were part of a coordinated terrorist plot. However, the fact that the drones were able to operate so effectively in restricted airspace raised alarms about the vulnerability of France’s nuclear sites to aerial surveillance and potential attacks.

The synchronized nature of the drone flights was especially troubling, as it suggested a degree of coordination and precision that pointed to a highly organized operation, with potential implications for national security. The drones seemed to be able to fly into sensitive areas without triggering alarms or detection by radar, highlighting a significant gap in airspace security.

In addition to the Golfech nuclear plant, the drones were also seen at other critical facilities such as Bugey, Tricastin, and Gravelines, all of which are highly sensitive sites in France's nuclear infrastructure. The drones’ ability to remain undetected for long periods and evade military intercepts posed a significant challenge to French authorities. Even though they deployed various countermeasures and security efforts, the drones managed to fly over these sites without being apprehended.

In response to the incidents, the French military and law enforcement agencies initiated investigations, but no arrests were made. Despite the extensive resources put into identifying the operators and understanding their motives, the mystery remains unsolved. The drones’ coordinated behavior and the fact that they were able to infiltrate high-security areas undetected have continued to fuel speculations about the potential for future incursions and the need for improved security measures at critical infrastructure sites.

In conclusion, the drone incursions in October and November 2014 served as a wake-up call about the vulnerabilities of nuclear facilities to aerial threats. The synchronized flight patterns and the drones’ ability to evade detection have led to calls for better airspace security and increased vigilance surrounding critical national infrastructure.

Sorry for bold format its chatgpt.
it's a long rabbit hole if you have time to read 100 pages of people talking about it , i will put also summary made by someone else, sources are obviously French so use a translator.
SOURCES:

-Number 1 source for this story with 100 page to read its a forum at the moment when all happened.

https://www.forum-ovni-ufologie.com/t19563-survols-de-centrales-nucle…

- A summary of the story https://univers-ovni.com/ufologie/drones.html

- Paris match article https://www.parismatch.com/Actu/Insolite/L-hypothese-OVNI-plane-sur-l…

- La Depeche article about helicopter chase https://www.ladepeche.fr/article/2014/11/14/1991065-deux-drones-ont-n…

- French Senate link about the chase https://www.senat.fr/rap/r14-267/r14-267.html#:~:text=Pour%20r%C3%A9p….

To finish this type of "drones" couldn't exist at this time we talking about 10 years ago , going high and low altitude , at night wit heavy rain and wind escaping helicopter army on long distance , synchronously in time at different place across the country.

Also in invite you to read the forum i did linked since it's full of articles/story then most of you on this sub never heard.

I'm not here to react more to share knowledge i will post other stuff about different stories who could interested most of you guys.