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o.canada.comAn independent review urges Parks Canada to terminate its 2015 shared understanding agreement with the NunatuKavut Community Council for the Akami-Uapishku-KakKasuak-Mealy Mountains National Park Reserve. The 10,700-square-kilometre site overlaps with settled and ongoing Indigeno…
focustaiwan.twThe Pentagon released its fourth batch of UAP files on July 10, 2026. The batch contains 40 files from multiple agencies and includes historical and recent sighting reports.
Fox NewsThe White House and federal agencies established the UAP Science Advisory Council to study unidentified anomalous phenomena. Avi Loeb will lead the group, which will report to the UAP Governing Board.
dailykos.comThe Trump administration on Friday released its fourth tranche of declassified UAP records. The materials include infrared videos from military sensors and a Department of Energy report on a 2015 incident near the Pantex nuclear weapons plant.
dailykos.comThe initial batch of declassified UFO records appeared on May 8 2026, followed by additional releases in May and June. NASA had begun its own independent UAP study four years earlier.
forbes.comTrump administration advisors and lawmakers have identified private contractors they say hold materials from unidentified aerial phenomena. The statements were made during recent podcast appearances and congressional requests.
japantimes.co.jpThe U.S. government has issued three batches of declassified UAP files in May and June 2026. A Harvard astrophysicist advising the administration described the records as a detective story that could be resolved with additional information.
New York PostThe board met Tuesday to coordinate UAP investigations across military, intelligence and civilian agencies. Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb will lead its Science Advisory Council.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewThe Pentagon released 72 documents, images and recordings covering global UAP sightings. Vice President JD Vance and religion scholars discussed possible implications for faith.
New York PostFormer intelligence officer David Grusch told lawmakers the government conceals billions annually in secret programs and is aware of multiple alien species. Bipartisan members of Congress called for document releases and witness immunity.
qz.comSuape Energia and Wärtsilä installed the first ethanol engine built for grid electricity at the Suape II power plant in Pernambuco. The pilot will run on Brazilian sugarcane ethanol and collect thousands of hours of performance data.
The Defense Department released dozens of documents and videos on May 22 showing military encounters with unidentified anomalous phenomena. Materials include a 2023 shootdown over Lake Huron and historical NASA audio from Mercury and Apollo missions.
pandaily.comThe Department of War released dozens of documents on May 22 that include videos and reports of unidentified anomalous phenomena. The files cover incidents from 2020 to 2023 and add to an earlier release on May 8.
Nbc NewsThe Defense Department released additional files on unidentified anomalous phenomena on May 22, 2026. The documents include military footage, audio recordings, and written accounts dating from the 1940s to late 2025.
citizen.co.zaThe Pentagon released over 50 previously classified videos and documents related to unidentified anomalous phenomena on Friday. The material was made public under a directive from President Donald Trump.
dailycaller.comThe Department of War posted 51 declassified UAP videos on its website Friday. The files include footage of a luminous object and a fighter jet strike over Lake Huron.
indianexpress.comA February 2023 video released in a second batch of declassified UAP documents shows a U.S. Air Force F-16C destroying an unidentified object over Lake Huron. The footage was recorded by an Air National Guard aircraft using an unspecified weapons system.
app.buzzsumo.comEight House members requested 51 UAP records in March. The government searched its classified network and released one file containing military infrared footage.
pandaily.comThe Pentagon released 64 additional files on unidentified anomalous phenomena on Friday, including videos and an intelligence officer's written account. The release follows an executive order from President Trump directing greater transparency on the topic.
Four Ukrainian drone attacks struck an oil refinery in the Russian town of Tuapse in April and May. The strikes released oil into local waterways and contaminated air with toxins.
unexplained-mysteries.comThe Pentagon on Friday began releasing hundreds of pages of documents and more than 20 video files detailing unresolved UAP sightings dating to the 1940s. President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social urging transparency after previous administrations withheld information. The fi…
The Free PressPresident Donald Trump released the first tranche of declassified unidentified anomalous phenomenon files on May 8. The materials, totaling 162 files, are now available on a Defense Department website and include civilian and official reports along with new videos. The release ha…
unexplained-mysteries.comThe Defense Department on May 8, 2026 unveiled a new website with more than 100 declassified files on unidentified anomalous phenomena. The documents detail observations by NASA Apollo 17 and Apollo 11 crews, including a photograph showing three dots in triangular formation. Addi…
loudwire.comEight of the 46 UFO videos demanded by Congress appear in Jeremy Corbell’s documentary Sleeping Dog, released May 12 on Amazon. A new color video titled FMV UAP showing a cylindrical object over mountainous terrain was shared publicly for the first time. The release follows 28 ad…
nypost.comTwo Government Accountability Office investigators nicknamed the “alien girls” are interviewing military personnel about unexplained craft sightings while examining the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office’s reporting processes. The classified probe comes days after the Departmen…
Japan TimesThe Defense Department on May 8, 2026, made public roughly 160 documents including newly declassified videos and historical records dating to the 1940s. President Donald Trump ordered the release for maximum transparency. The files detail UAP sightings worldwide but contain no ev…
ibtimes.comThe Trump administration has declassified 162 documents related to Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, making hundreds of images, videos and records publicly available on the Department of Defense website. The release includes an FBI interview transcript detailing a drone operator'…
New ScientistThe Pentagon on May 8, 2026, made public its first batch of 162 videos, pictures and documents on unidentified aerial phenomena spanning the 1940s to the 2020s. The release, ordered by President Donald Trump in February, includes images from the moon's surface during Apollo missi…
Los Angeles TimesThe Pentagon on May 8, 2026, posted the initial batch of documents, photos and videos on a new website following President Trump's February directive for maximum transparency on UAPs and any extraterrestrial matters. The files include decades-old FBI reports on Roswell, NASA Apol…
nypost.comThe Pentagon on Friday posted more than 160 previously unreleased files on unidentified anomalous phenomena, including videos, photos and intelligence reports dating back nearly 80 years. The release follows a February directive from President Trump ordering the declassification…
New York PostThe Pentagon on Friday posted the initial batch of documents, photos and videos from FBI, Defense Department, State Department and NASA archives following President Trump's February 2026 directive. The files, hosted at https://www.war.gov/UFO/, include historical records from the…
Military.comThe Pentagon on Friday posted the initial batch of declassified documents, videos and images on WAR.GOV/UFO as part of President Trump's directive for maximum transparency on unidentified aerial phenomena. The files include decades of eyewitness accounts, Apollo mission lunar pho…
tass.comA Ukrainian drone strike on May 1, 2026, caused a fire at a marine terminal in Tuapse, Russia, marking the fourth such attack in a month. Over 100 firefighters are responding amid a state of emergency, following prior fires that led to evacuations and oil spills. Local authoritie…
Ukrainian drones targeted Russia's Tuapse port for the fourth time in 16 days, causing fires and environmental damage. Russian forces launched hundreds of drones at Ukraine, injuring civilians and damaging infrastructure. Officials in Peru are investigating a network trafficking…
koreatimes.co.krUkrainian forces conducted a drone raid on the Black Sea city of Tuapse, hitting its oil export terminal and causing a fire. This marks the fourth attack on the port in one week, following strikes on facilities in Perm more than 1,500 kilometers from Ukraine. The attacks have led…
upi.comUkrainian drone attacks have targeted Russian oil infrastructure multiple times in recent days, causing fires, oil spills, and environmental damage. Strikes hit the Black Sea port of Tuapse four times in one week and a refinery and pumping station in the distant Perm region. Loca…
tass.comUkraine has conducted strikes on the Tuapse oil refinery in Russia three times within a two-week period. The facility is located at a Black Sea terminal that serves as a major export hub. These actions are reported to impact Russia's financial resources for its military efforts.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewUkrainian forces targeted Russia's Tuapse oil refinery with drone strikes on April 16, 20, and 28, 2026, leading to fires, oil spills into the Black Sea, and black rain affecting the area. Volunteers and authorities responded with cleanup efforts for beaches, rivers, and animals.
Al JazeeraUkrainian forces struck Russia's Black Sea oil hub of Tuapse again, exacerbating environmental damage, amid a massive Russian drone assault on Ukraine. Peru launched an investigation into a network allegedly trafficking citizens to fight for Russia in Ukraine. Separately, Preside…
Levakpitam / Wikimedia (CC BY-SA 3.0)Authorities in Indian-administered Kashmir declared Jamia Siraj-ul-Uloom, a major Islamic seminary, unlawful under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act. The order cited alleged links to the banned Jamaat-e-Islami party. Political and religious leaders condemned the move as part…
rferl.orgUkrainian attack drones hit Russia's Tuapse oil refinery and Black Sea export terminal overnight, igniting the tank farm at the facility. The strikes mark a repeated targeting of the site, according to reports. Fires were visible at the Russian oil installation following the dron…
tass.comPolluted rain has fallen on the Russian Black Sea city of Tuapse as authorities work to extinguish a fire at local oil facilities. The blaze followed a drone attack on the facilities. The events underscore environmental impacts linked to the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Ukrainian forces conducted a second drone attack on Russia's Tuapse oil refinery within days, causing fires and at least one death. The strikes damaged infrastructure and led to an oil spill in the Black Sea. Emergency crews are responding amid ongoing containment efforts.
zerohedge.comU.S. Representative Tim Burchett stated that upcoming UFO briefings will include specific details such as names, dates, people, and locations. The briefings are part of ongoing congressional efforts to address unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP). This follows recent hearings a…
NewsweekA bill introduced by Representative Tim Burchett seeks to eliminate the Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, which investigates unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAP. The legislation would redistribute the office's responsibilities across the Defense Department and…