There are new evidence of a UFO landing near the US airbase.

“New evidence” has emerged that allegedly confirms reports that a UFO has landed near an American air base in Suffolk. This was announced by former deputy base commander Charles Holt.

In an interview with the BBC, he said that he had seen unidentified objects in the Dendlesham Forest in December 1980.

According to him, he obtained the testimony of the Royal Air Force’s radar operators in Bentwaters and in nearby Wattishme, confirming that they had seen an unidentified object.

According to Holt, the UFO besides him saw several guards base.

The 75-year-old retired officer now resides in the US state of Virginia. He said that some of the military did not want to share their stories before retirement, but now they gave him their written testimony.

The Ministry of Defense of the United Kingdom reported to the BBC that it no longer deals with reports of UFOs.

Rendlesham UFO Incident: What Happened

• The first weird objects to spot 26 December 1980, the US military John Burrows and Jim Pennison
• Holt recorded on the recorder comments about the search for sources of light
• The airbase at Bentwaters was used by the US Air Force until 1993.
• Among the explanations of what he saw are military tests, a helicopter flight with a copy of the Apollo's space cabin, a beacon light and a pilot rally.

In 1983, the News of the World carried the headline: “UFO lands in Suffolk. It's official."

“I have confirmation that [radar operators at Bentwaters] saw the object cover distances of 96 km in 2-3 seconds, thousands of kilometers in an hour. He then reappeared on the radar, stopping at the water tower. They were following him and saw him fly into the woods where we were,” Holt said.

“An unidentified object was spotted in Wattisham and lost near Rendlesham Forest. Whatever it was, it was obvious that it was under control,” he added.

UFO researcher John Hanson said that Holt's words can be trusted, and "they are trying their best to hide the truth."

He said that the appearance of a UFO on radar negates the government’s assumption that the source of light seen by people was a nearby lighthouse.