U.S. Government Releases Requested UAP Records to Congress
Eight House members requested 51 UAP records in March. The government searched its classified network and released one file containing military infrared footage.
app.buzzsumo.comThe government searched its classified network and released one file containing military infrared footage.
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" It contains eight minutes of military infrared footage uploaded by an unknown user in June 2024. The footage has no verified chain of custody and was digitally altered before reaching the server. The video shows four objects moving together in formation.
The sensor follows the objects, zooms in, and then the image quality degrades. Objects fade and become blurry before the video returns to clearer footage.
The Pentagon's UAP unit, AARO, reviewed the material.
AARO did not identify the objects or provide any assessment of their nature. The source file is listed as UFO Files DOW-UAP-PR052.
Key Facts
Story Timeline
3 events- March 2026
Eight House members requested 51 UAP records.
1 source@MarioNawfal - June 2024
Footage was uploaded to government servers by an unknown user.
1 source@MarioNawfal - 2026
Government released one file in response to congressional request.
1 source@MarioNawfal
Potential Impact
- 01
Further congressional review of UAP records may occur.
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