Breaking: Pentagon Opens UAP Portal with Declassified UFO Military
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The Pentagon has opened a public portal for declassified UFO files following a directive from President Trump to enhance transparency on UAP.
The Department of Defense, rebranded as the Department of War under the Trump administration, has launched a public portal at war.gov/ufo to host declassified files on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). This release follows a February 2026 directive from President Trump to increase transparency regarding aerial anomalies and potential extraterrestrial life. The initial tranche includes documents spanning decades, from 1947 FBI files to 2025 military infrared imagery captured over the western United States. Notable entries involve testimonies from Apollo astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Alan Bean, alongside modern reports of erratic, football-shaped objects over Iraq, Syria, and the East China Sea. While NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman praised the transparency effort, the Pentagon cautioned that many files reflect subjective interpretations and have not undergone final resolution. This move, part of the interagency PURSUE initiative, promises rolling updates every few weeks but arrives as the public remains focused on broader economic and geopolitical pressures.
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