US EditionPentagon Spread UFO Myths to Conceal Stealth Jet Development
- In 2024, the Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office released a congressionally mandated report finding no credible evidence of extraterrestrial technology among hundreds of UAP sightings over decades.
- The investigation revealed that the Pentagon knowingly spread false documents and UFO myths since the Cold War to conceal secret weapons development, especially at Area 51.
- During the 1980s, military officials distributed doctored flying saucer photos and initiated officers into a fictitious 'Yankee Blue' program to mislead civilians and foreign intelligence agencies.
- From May 2023 through May 2024, AARO documented 757 incidents, with most later identified as drones, birds, balloons, or reflections from satellites, while the Pentagon intends to issue a follow-up report in 2025 addressing the impact of disinformation.
- These revelations highlight how deliberate misinformation influenced public perceptions for many years and indicate the need for continued examination of Pentagon actions regarding the portrayal of UAPs and confidential operations.
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