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In November 2020, a mission conducted by USCENTCOM resulted in the observation of two unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) in the Arabian Gulf. The operation, which took place on November 2, involved a total mission duration of 20 hours and 42 minutes, with the aircraft departing from a location identified as OKAS. The mission was primarily coordinated to support NAVCENT operations, focusing on the characterization of vessels and unmanned aerial systems (UAS) activity in the region.

During the mission, the aircraft was on station from 0618Z to 0115Z, during which it conducted a series of scans and observations. Notably, two UAP sightings were recorded at 2143Z and 2148Z. The first UAP was observed at a location with coordinates 39RWK, while the second UAP was noted traveling northwest from the same area.

The observations were made using full-motion video (FMV) technology, although specific details regarding the altitude and characteristics of the UAPs…