Identification studies of UFOs

Haines’s office released a much-anticipated assessment of 144 reports of UFOs originating from U.S. government sources

Reports reveal details of incidents that regained public attention last month, when the US Department of Defense removed the secrecy mark from videos documenting aerial encounters of military pilots with alleged UFOs.
"These aircraft are small, about the size of a suitcase, silver or white," according to a report on an incident that occurred in March 2014.

The Pentagon has officially released three short videos showing "unidentified aerial phenomena" previously released by a private company. The videos show unidentified flying objects moving fast and recorded by infrared cameras. Two of the materials contain voices of people who respond with wonder at how fast the objects move. There is also the suggestion that this may be a drone.

The Irish Aviation Authority is investigating an unidentified flying object (UFO) after pilots reported seeing one off the coast of Ireland, reported ABC News. 

Shannon Air Traffic Control received a call from a British Airways pilot flying from Montreal to Heathrow over County Kerry at 6.47am on 9 November.

Had the news text not been dispatched by the always serious, always meticulous, semi-official state news agency, Anadolu Agency (AA), I would have suspected it of being a set of misquotations at best and a hoax at worst. But AA's reporters are experienced enough to not misquote a cabinet minister so erroneously (and if they did misquote the minister, they should run a correction).