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Former Pentagon investigator Luis Elizondo claims he handled recovered UAP materials and describes a classified Pentagon operation called Interloper aimed at capturing UAPs near nuclear weapons sites.
A Navy F/A-18 pilot reportedly tracked an unidentified object daily for two years, testified under oath in 2023, and the Pentagon released the file in 2026; the object remains officially unidentified.
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Rep. Luna reports that 40+ classified UAP videos from the Department of War have completed review and are scheduled for declassification in coming weeks.
Rep. Eric Burlison sent a letter to MIT Lincoln Labs requesting release of a classified 1952 video briefing by Project Blue Book Director Edward Ruppelt, with attorneys claiming compliance within 30 days.
Rep. Luna demands the CIA return MK-ULTRA documents to Tulsi Gabbard's office within 24 hours or face a congressional subpoena, citing CIA seizure of 40 boxes of JFK and MK-ULTRA files.
France's National Assembly will hold its first parliamentary UAP symposium on June 29, 2026, bringing together lawmakers, space agency officials, and scientists to discuss the UFO phenomenon.
Journalist Ross Coulthart reports that President Trump has been briefed on a legacy UAP crash retrieval program and may disclose information about it to the public.
Former DoD UAP Task Force analyst Sarah Gamm will discuss the 28 declassified UFO files released by the Trump administration on May 8 via the PURSUE system.
Rep. Eric Burlison requested a classified 1952 briefing video on flying saucers from MIT Lincoln Labs; the institution's attorneys agreed to comply within 30 days.
A Good Trouble Show live stream featuring former Pentagon UAP analyst Sarah Gamm discussing Trump's recently released 28 declassified UFO files.

Rep. Burlison recounts White House pressure to endorse a video release without prior briefing, and references footage showing rapid acceleration and UAPs near a Russian submarine.
Jeremy Corbell claims that he and George Knapp provided Congress with 13 classified Air Force UFO videos that Congress privately requested but have not been publicly released.
Rep. Tim Burchett reports that President Trump stated he does not know what is contained in classified UFO files but indicated they will be released.
Representative Eric Burlison announces he is prepared to release UFO-related files using the Speech or Debate Clause to protect himself from legal consequences.
Rep. Eric Burlison indicates that additional UFO files will contain significant material and expects another release within approximately two weeks.
Rep. Eric Burlison states he intends to use the Speech or Debate Clause to release additional UFO information if the administration does not do so first.
The Disclosure Foundation, a nonprofit focused on UAP transparency, discussed government policy and scientific research initiatives at Yale UFO Society in November 2025.
Lawmakers are requesting information from private contractors about potential Pentagon UFO programs, alleging the DoD uses contractors to obscure such activities.

A Need to Know video segment reports that Congress is withholding UFO videos, with Rep. Tim Burchett hinting at an upcoming major disclosure.

Rep. Eric Burlison states that AARO was excluded from a recent UAP file release, allowing footage to reach the public without bureaucratic gatekeeping.
A Reddit post confirms that Rep. Eric Burlison stated AARO has been removed from the UAP disclosure process.
Rep. Luna requests release of specific UAP video footage, providing a list of documented incidents including formations, acceleration events, and spherical objects from various dates and locations.
Former Defense official Christopher Mellon states that U.S. agencies have compiled information on UFOs since World War II and that a promised release will be significant.

Former President Trump indicates that classified UFO files will be released in the near future and hints that some contents will be noteworthy.

Late Air Force intelligence officer Matthew Sullivan, who died in 2024 before reportedly testifying in a federal UFO whistleblower case, was allegedly involved in a legacy UFO program.

President Trump stated that previously undisclosed UFO documents will be released imminently and characterized the topic as intellectually compelling.

An ODNI-overseen UAP investigation has drawn scrutiny for alleged whistleblower intimidation, false allegations, and discreditation of those who came forward.

Liberation Times reports that Congressman Eric Burlison visited Naval Air Station Patuxent River in Maryland on a White House-approved trip, allegedly to examine a suspected UFO facility.

A congressman describes the Trump administration's recent release of UFO-related files as a significant first step toward transparency.

Representative Eric Burlison characterizes the first wave of government UFO files as preliminary material, suggesting more significant documents may follow.

A congresswoman states she does not use the term 'aliens' but commits to addressing information of 'nonhuman origin' that may be held by government agencies.

Rep. Burchett states that the U.S. has no UAP technology and argues the government should release information rather than continue secrecy.

The House Oversight Committee is requesting briefings from four government agencies regarding missing and deceased scientists.

A UFO researcher calls on Trump to honor his stated commitment to disclosing UFO documents that the president has said will be released soon.

Rep. Burchett claims to have seen UFO pictures and videos that defy conventional explanation, though officials attribute such sightings to known terrestrial or foreign technology.

Rep. Tim Burchett asserts that multiple scientists have died or disappeared under suspicious circumstances and calls for government accountability on the matter.

A lawmaker suggests that nearly a dozen missing or dead scientists may have been targeted by foreign adversaries, citing suspicious circumstances.

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