Pentagon Releases Fourth Batch of UAP Files on July 10

The Pentagon released its fourth batch of UAP files on July 10, 2026, ZeroHedge reported. The release contains 40 files: 19 videos, 14 documents, four audio clips, and three images sourced from the CIA, FBI, Pentagon, NASA, and Department of Energy. Chief Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell stated this release is not the last in relation to President Donald Trump’s executive order.

Five U.S. military-affiliated personnel witnessed a rectangular object over the eastern United States in 2019. An observer with 28 years of experience tracking objects for the Army and Navy described the object traveling in a straight line at high speed opposite their direction.

The observer tracked it for approximately 10-15 seconds before recording a 20-second video that shows the object tracking quickly left before zooming out of view. A 2020 Atlantic Ocean sighting involved an object described as possibly an unidentified balloon traveling with the wind generally southward without maneuvers.

The object was described as darker maroonish color, approximately 12-15 feet in height, appearing as a large deformed balloon.

A 32-second infrared video captured the object before abruptly cutting off. A 1949 conference transcript from Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory is included in the release. The U.S. Atomic Energy Commission convened the conference after green fireballs were observed near the laboratory for several months.

Lincoln LaPaz stated at the conference that 95 percent of observations showed the green fireballs traveling in a nearly horizontal path at speeds between 3 and 12 miles per second. Edward Teller suggested at the conference that if the green fireballs were not material bodies, they might be an electron phenomenon. Lincoln LaPaz replied to Edward Teller: 'You see why I’m puzzled, Dr.