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FOXNEWS America Reports June 4, 2024 18:08:00

light of this balloon incident. gillian: jacqui, thank you. john: retired general keith kellogg, security adviser to mike pence, and china saying oops, our bad, the agricultural balloon went astray. state department reacting, we have noted the people s republic of china statement of regret but the presence of this balloon in our air space is a clear violation of our sovereignty and international law and is unacceptable that this has occurred. meantime, we are just watching it float through american air space. what should we be doing about this? if i was in the white house recommending anything to the president, the previous administration, i think would be ordering chinese takeout about right now. look, when you look at that balloon and the package closely, the sensor package, that seems

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FOXNEWS America Reports June 4, 2024 19:35:00

if you knock it down, then we can look at the sensor package, what kind of sensors are these. it s not collecting and holding it, it s transmitting this information back. and every day it s out there, it s collecting information and sending it back. we don t know what it s collecting. gillian: do you agree with that assessment? you are right, it has a receiver on and piping it back maybe via satellite uplink or some other way and suggested before, maybe what they are trying to do, listen in on military aircraft communications, and gain other information about our most sensitive military secrets and our operational style. we don t want china to get the information from this balloon and you know, that s why i say, might be the right thing to shoot this thing down. gillian: talk to us a little bit about the current state of play between the chinese government and the russian government. wall street journal has this headline out today. russia and china have long sought to dull the

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CNN CNN Newsroom With Poppy Harlow and Jim Sciutto December 30, 2021 15:09:00

it can with its sensor package, it can see out, if you will, about 20,000 square miles. so from eastern ukraine, depending on its route, which is classified, it could have had a very close look at what the russian positions were and what was going on. every expectation there will be more of these flights. the russians are well aware of u.s. capabilities in this kind of thing. they know that the u.s. is looking at them, looking at those 100,000 forces, seeing where they are, trying to assess their movements, trying to aesz their readiness. but what is interesting is vladimir putin has made it very clear he doesn t want to see any u.s. or coalition, nato military assets in eastern ukraine, anybody near the russian border. these flights do put a military capability of the americans near that border, but, you know, even with putin s objections, the russians are well aware going into this phone call that the u.s. has had a very close look

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CNN CNN Newsroom April 13, 2014 01:49:00

they re called sonobuoys. they re a sensor package out of the aircraft. will deploy a hydro dols phone. once it hits the water surface it has saltd water switches that starts activating different deployments. everything in this canister starts to unwind. there s a bunch of gear in there that is packed in nicely. there s a radio antenna that talks to the aircraft so the buoy and the aircraft are constantly in communication. microphone is listening for signals on a very long string and they deploy below the canister. reporter: the australians got this batch from american manufacturers, sent a cargo plane to indiana in recent days to pick up more than 1,000 sonobouys. the device was first tested and deployed by the u.s. navy but not for this purpose. in antisubmarine warfare this is one of the tools the navy has to look for and track enemy submarines. so they re under the ocean surface, they don t have a radar signature. you need to use sound and smart waves both actively and pass

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