The Pentagon has released 64 new files about UFOs, including PDFs, audio files, and videos, according to an executive order from Trump.
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The Pentagon made public on Friday a new set of 64 files related to UFOs, also known as UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena), as part of an executive order signed by former President Donald Trump. These files can be accessed on the military website dedicated to new materials and include six PDF files, seven audio files, and 51 video files. The videos capture encounters with UAPs by military aircraft, presenting blurry images accompanied by detailed descriptions. This release comes two weeks after the Pentagon published the first group of documents, photographs, and videos on the same site, which included classified pages from FBI files about UFOs, reports from military pilots about strange encounters, diplomatic cables related to global incidents, and photographs from NASA missions.
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