As the news spread, the old, renewed theories soon returned that these objects were definitely flying saucers or space objects of some kind, and that what was happening was just a cover-up of the incident. But according to the US government, we don't have to worry about aliens visiting us.
In a recent press release, White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said: “We have not yet been able to conclusively assess what these latest objects are. […] I don't think the American people should worry about aliens.”
White House Press Secretary Karen Jean-Pierre added, "I repeat, there are no indications of alien presence or any extraterrestrial activity associated with the recent shoot-downs."
According to official sources, all of the objects dropped were wind-driven only, meaning they lacked any propulsion and would not be suitable as a vehicle of any kind. Interestingly, however, the US Department of Defense, the Pentagon, did not announce any confirmation about the nature of these objects, but merely stated that they are not yet identified. And press sources indicated that the higher authorities in the US Department of Defense are not yet sure of the nature of the objects that were dropped or even their source.
This case is not really unique, but the same theories related to the existence of aliens are usually repeated from time to time, especially with cases of dropping unknown objects from the sky. And as every time before, experts suggest that the aliens' allegations are nothing but rumors without a real basis.