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The U.S. military said on Friday it had successfully concluded recovery efforts off South Carolina for a suspected Chinese balloon.

The United States said on Friday it had successfully concluded recovery efforts off South Carolina to collect sensors and other debris from a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon shot down by a U.S. fighter jet on Feb. 4, and investigators are now analyzing its "guts." But U.S. and Canadian authorities also announced they had called off searches for three unidentified objects shot down over last weekend, without locating any debris. President Joe Biden said this week the U.S. intell...

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WASHINGTON, United States - The United States has completed the search for debris from an alleged Chinese surveillance balloon it shot down earlier this month, the military's Northern Command said Friday. "Recovery operations concluded February 16 off the coast of South Carolina, after US Navy asset

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Final pieces of debris are being transferred to the Federal Bureau of Investigation Laboratory in Virginia for counterintelligence exploitation - Click the link for more details.

Biden has asked to establish sharper rules to track and possibly shoot down unknown objects

WASHINGTON: The United States said on Friday it had successfully concluded recovery efforts off South Carolina to collect sensors and other debris from a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon shot down by a US fighter jet on Feb. 4, and investigators are now analyzing its “guts.” But US and Canadian authorities also announced they had called off searches for three

Officials suggest that a "significant amount" of debris was recovered. Biden has asked to establish "sharper rules" to track and possibly shoot down unknown objects.