Suez Crisis UAP Interference 1956

During the British-French-Israeli joint military operation against Egypt in November 1956, at the height of the Suez Crisis, luminous orbs appeared over the combat zone near the Suez Canal and performed maneuvers for approximately two hours. The remarkable aspect of this incident is that military communications from British, French, Israeli, and Egyptian forces all reported the phenomenon — and all experienced radio communications interference of varying severity during the overflight. The political sensitivity of the Suez Crisis meant that each nation's government had strong reasons to suppress any additional anomalous events. US NSA assets monitoring all parties' communications — the US was opposed to the intervention — detected reports from all four nations. The Soviet Union, also monitoring the conflict, similarly intercepted references to the aerial phenomenon from Egyptian sources. The incident has been referenced in declassified British National Archives documents and Israeli defense research papers as a genuine documented occurrence during one of the 20th century's most politically charged military operations.