Greece Video — Object Executing 90° Turn at 80 mph

📅 Overview

On January 25, 2024, a U.S. Department of War aircraft recorded a video of an unidentified flying object over the Mediterranean Sea near Greece. The infrared (FLIR) camera captured the object performing a 90-degree sharp turn while flying at 80 mph (approximately 130 km/h).

🔍 Incident Timeline

• Location: Mediterranean Sea, near Greece (NATO operational area)
• Date: January 25, 2024
• Recording medium: U.S. military aircraft infrared camera
• Object appearance: small luminous body in the footage
• Behavior characteristics:
  • Flying at approximately 80 mph (130 km/h)
  • Sudden 90-degree perpendicular turn
  • A conventional aircraft cannot withstand the G-force at 80 mph for a 90-degree turn

🛂 Official Handling

Department of War analysis:

• Clearly different from conventional aircraft flight characteristics
• Compared against known adversary military aircraft/drones → no match
• Classified as 'Unresolved'

🤔 Questions

Physical questions:

• A perpendicular 90-degree turn at 80 mph corresponds to infinite G-force → impossible for conventional aircraft
• The acceleration pattern during the turn does not match natural phenomena
• Difficult to reproduce with any known drone technology

📺 Impact and Significance

• One of the most notable military videos in the 2026 PURSUE disclosure
• An instance of the U.S. obtaining UAP footage near NATO allied territory — international dimension
• The 90-degree turn is a clear case of behavior violating the laws of motion