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A trove of previously top secret National Security Agency records have just been released that detail a spate of apparent UFO encounters, including one incident where 13 military fighter jets were sent to chase a mysterious unidentified object.
More than 300 pages of intelligence reports from the National Security Agency have shed new light on UFO sightings.
WASHINGTON -- The Pentagon has begun releasing new files on UFOs, saying members of the public can draw their own conclusions on "unidentified anomalous phenomena." Besides the Pentagon, the effort is led by the White House, the director of national ...
The Department of War has published its second release of declassified Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena files under the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters, adding 222 files totaling 5.6 GB of video footage to the growing public archive. The total files tally is now 162 + 222 = 384.
The Trump administration is expected to release a second wave of declassified UAP files very soon as part of its PURSUE transparency program.
The fellas dig into the UFO files disclosure with Congressman Tim Burchett, breaking down hidden government files, mysterious military encounters, and whether the deep state knows more than it
Neil deGrasse Tyson, who for years has laughed off and shot down questions about UAP and aliens, is ready to talk at length about the phenomenon - and wants to see some real proof after the latest wave of whistleblowers and "disclosure" files released by the Pentagon.
Per reports, the first batch of disclosure drop may contain testimonials from American military pilots who encountered UFOs during active duty. Along with the documents, the disclosure may contain a few media files. It will certainly not contain the 46 UFO videos as demanded by congress from the Department of War.
The new Pentagon website includes 162 declassified files on UFOs, or unidentified aerial phenomena. Some experts wonder if they contain anything new.
Lue Elizondo says newly released UAP files contradict NASA’s past claims while Phase 2 disclosure delays fuel speculation.