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The U.S. Department of War on May 22 released a second tranche of declassified files on unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAPs, including more than 50 videos and documents detailing military encounters and historical sightings that officials say remain largely unexplained.
The release adds 64 files to materials made public earlier this month under President Donald Trump's directive for greater transparency on UAPs, the official term for what are commonly known as UFOs. It includes roughly 51 videos, six PDFs, and seven audio files.
“This is an unprecedented, historic undertaking that requires coordination between dozens of agencies and the review of tens of millions of records, many existing only on paper, spanning many decades,” a Department of War statement accompanying the release said. Officials added that additional records will be released “every few weeks” as materials are discovered and declassified.
The site has received more than 1 billion visits since the first release on May 8.
Among the new videos are infrared footage from 2022 showing four UAPs flying in formation over water near Iran, and 2021 footage captured by a U.S. Air Force Reaper drone near the Jordan-Syria border depicting a UAP with apparent instantaneous acceleration and abrupt directional changes. Officials noted the object showed no traditional propulsion or strong thermal signature.
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The release adds 64 files to materials made public earlier this month under President Donald Trump's directive for greater transparency on UAPs, the official term for what are commonly known as UFOs. It includes roughly 51 videos, six PDFs, and seven audio files.
“This is an unprecedented, historic undertaking that requires coordination between dozens of agencies and the review of tens of millions of records, many existing only on paper, spanning many decades,” a Department of War statement accompanying the release said. Officials added that additional records will be released “every few weeks” as materials are discovered and declassified.
The site has received more than 1 billion visits since the first release on May 8.
Among the new videos are infrared footage from 2022 showing four UAPs flying in formation over water near Iran, and 2021 footage captured by a U.S. Air Force Reaper drone near the Jordan-Syria border depicting a UAP with apparent instantaneous acceleration and abrupt directional changes. Officials noted the object showed no traditional propulsion or strong thermal signature.
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Pentagon releases second set of declassified UFO files - Zeale
The U.S. Department of War on May 22 released a second tranche of declassified files on unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAPs, including more than 50 videos and documents detailing military encounters and historical sightings that officials say remain largely unexplained.
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