Donald Trump’s administration has released additional files related to Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), including new photos, documents, and forty-six previously unreleased videos. The materials were published on
The file contains, for example, records of glowing orange balls near a military helicopter, reports of so-called fireballs in New Mexico also documents describing unidentified aerial phenomena in the vicinity of the Soviet weapons testing area.
The published materials also include videos capturing objects resembling the shape of a Tic Tac dragee, glowing balls over Afghanistan or fast-moving objects in the Persian Gulf region. East China Sea and US restricted airspace.
“The Department of Defense is moving in full agreement with President Trump to provide unprecedented transparency into what our government knows about unidentified anomalous phenomena. Hiding under considerable secrecy, these files have long been the subject of speculation, and the time has come for the American public to see them.Pete Hegseth announced.
At the same time, the ministry itself pointed out that it was not possible to fully verify the origin and method of obtaining some of the materials. Also included in the released documents was a medical evaluation of the Apollo 12 crew from 1969. Astronauts Pete Conrad, Richard Gordon and Alan Bean described the flashes and light trails they observed during the mission. NASA later came to the conclusion that it was not external light sources, but internal visual phenomena of the astronauts.
