Pentagon Releases 41 New UFO Files, Including 2026 Sightings
The fifth disclosure includes documents, images and videos from multiple agencies, with records dating to 1950 and sightings reported this year.
- On Friday, August 7, 2026, the Pentagon released 41 new documents, images, and videos detailing unidentified aerial phenomena , marking the fifth disclosure of government UFO records in recent months.
- This latest release follows an executive order issued by President Donald Trump earlier this year, instructing federal agencies to declassify and publicize government records regarding unidentified aerial phenomena.
- Spanning more than seven decades, the collection includes records dating back to 1950 and sightings from this year; newly detailed accounts feature two United States government special agents and civilian reports.
- Records originated from the Pentagon, FBI, CIA, State Department, and Executive Office of the President, though Defense officials noted these files consist of unresolved cases with undetermined origins.
- Officials indicated that additional files will continue to be reviewed and published on a rolling basis, ensuring ongoing transparency regarding the strange objects documented by federal agencies.
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