Documented successful pursuit of UFO

A cameraman managed to record a dramatic chase scene on a flying object in space that alleged UFO.

Two British fighter jets chasing the UFO-like the mysterious aircraft. "In the video were two fighter jets chasing UFOs," said local media.

Video dramatic 30-second clips are believed taken from a parking lot in the West Midlands in the United Kingdom. Video clip successfully invited millions of visitors who are curious to see the UFO.

"This is one of the best video I've ever seen. It may be a new UAV, which may explain a military jet," said The Sun quoted Nick Pope, UFO expert UFO sightings around the detected Ministry of Defence.

"But you do not usually do the test flying a secret project in the afternoon. If that were true, it means there are planes in the airspace we UFOs. Military aircraft would soon follow the instructions to intercept because the radar," he said.

Meanwhile, the British Ministry of Defense declined to comment about this mysterious aircraft. "We are always alert when there are threats of foreign aircraft in our airspace," he said.

"Until now we did not get and to know the existence of unidentified aircraft reports," said West Midlands police officers.

A Mystery cameraman has filmed two British fighter jets pursuing what looked like a UFO, according to media reports.

The dramatic 30-second video clips, Which is believed to have been taken from a West Midlands service station car park in Britain, drawn Had Millions of hits on the Internet.

"This is one of the best videos I've seen. It Could be a new drones - that Might explain the military jets," the Sun quoted expert Nick Pope, UFO sightings WHO probed for the Ministry of Defence.

"But you do not normally test-fly secret projects in daylight. Alternatively, This could be the real thing - a UFO in our airspace and military aircraft scrambled to intercept, probably due to it being tracked on radar," he added.

The British defense ministry refused to comment on the alleged sighting, but confirmed it would Scramble jets of water to meet the threat.

A police official from the West Midlands, however, said: "We are not aware of any reports of Unidentified aircraft."