The Pentagon released the third batch of declassified files on unidentified flying objects on Friday. The disclosure adds 72 reports, witness accounts, photos, and videos to an ongoing transparency effort launched under a presidential order earlier this year.
The latest release is part of what officials called a “historic transparency effort” aimed at making public government records related to unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), the military’s preferred term for UFOs.
Among the newly released materials are reports describing a “potato-shaped” object observed by military personnel, recurring sightings of glowing orbs, and a CIA account of a rotating disc-like object reportedly seen above Harare International Airport in Zimbabwe in 2008.
The disclosure initiative began in May with the release of around 160 previously classified documents, photographs, and videos from agencies including the Pentagon, FBI, NASA, and the State Department. The second batch followed on May 22, containing additional footage and witness testimony.
The effort follows years of congressional pressure and testimony from military personnel and whistleblowers who claimed that the US government was withholding information about unexplained objects observed near sensitive military facilities.
In February, US President Donald Trump directed the Department of War to disclose “any and all information” related to UAPs. The order came amid renewed public interest in the subject, which included comments by former President Barack Obama on the possibility of extraterrestrial life.
Obama later said on Instagram that he did not see any evidence during his presidency that extraterrestrials have made contact with Earth. Trump subsequently accused Obama of disclosing classified information and said he “made a big mistake.”
Despite the growing volume of released material, Pentagon officials maintain that the files contain no confirmed evidence of extraterrestrial life, alien technology, or a government cover-up.
Many reports have been linked to mundane causes such as infrared camera distortions, aircraft heat signatures, military exercises involving flares, weather balloons, and classified test flights, while a small number remain unresolved because investigators lack sufficient data to reach definitive conclusions.
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Uncle Sam serving up today’s heap of steaming Disclosure BS for the public. In the past the sheeple would have eagerly consumed it, but it seems like the public couldn’t care less anymore. Which is good, because any time the govt is the source of anything UFO related, it’s purpose is to distract the attention from something else. All this disclosure BS is nothing more than a release valve; a “safe” alternative provided to the sheeple to redirect their attention away from the man behind the curtain, i.e., their growing suspicions that something isn’t right, and to focus their conspiratorial theorizing on the little green men from Mars, like good little easily manipulated children of the state.
They are already here and building “data centers” aka meat processing plants….mooo
All of this is BS distraction from the imploding US economy.
…Pentagon officials maintain that the files contain no confirmed evidence of extraterrestrial life, alien technology, or a government cover-up.
I still think they are from your anus, er, Uranus.