UFO files release: Triangular craft ascent examined
The release adds FBI interviews, AARO memos and historical records, while investigators say the black triangle case still lacks physical evidence.
- On Friday, October 23, 2026, the Department of Defense released 28 declassified files via the PURSUE program, including a 2026 sighting of a matte-black triangular craft near a national security site in the western United States.
- President Donald Trump's executive order mandated these rolling public disclosures of historical military records to increase transparency regarding unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAP.
- According to an All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office memorandum and FBI report, federal agents observed the silent, matte-black object rise, hover for about 20 seconds, and accelerate into a canyon.
- Conflicting accounts from the FBI and AARO leave the case unresolved; the FBI reports a three-second duration while AARO records a sequence spanning more than 30 seconds, and no physical evidence was found.
- Records from the 1950s and 1960s are included in the archive to help investigators contextualize modern sightings, though no definitive evidence of extraterrestrial origin exists in the released files.
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Pentagon UAP files part 7: Silent black triangles
The 7th batch of the Pentagon UAP files was released on October 23, 2026. The documents include reports of more triangle craft and more. The post Pentagon UAP files part 7: Silent black triangles first appeared on EarthSky.
New Pentagon UFO files detail FBI agents' sighting of silent triangular object with no visible engines
FBI agents reported a silent black triangular UAP hovering above a mountain ridge before accelerating at fighter-jet speed, newly released Pentagon documents reveal.
NEW Pentagon UFO files bring testimony of black triangles, strange creatures and radar encounters, but no evidence of aliens.
Incident with contours worthy of an episode of the series "The X-Files" occurred at the military installation and remains without official explanation
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