USAF F-16 Instructor Discusses Flying Into MOAs

The bottom line is simply this: the Pilatus was not damaged, and no one was
injured. The affronted pilot has no way of proving that he was in danger or
that an FAR was violated. With no damage or injury, the FAA has other issues
to pursue. Likewise, since there was no damage or injury, the Air Force has
no real interest in making this a big deal either. From a safety perspective
they may have the pilot review intercept procedures.

Endless speculation and righteous indignation by people who weren't there
and know nothing about the procedures is just a waste of time, and won't
affect the final outcome.