UAP Weekly Digest — Feb 28 – Mar 6, 2026
The most significant UAP and UFO stories of the week, ranked by AI significance score from 6 items across our sources.
Top stories
- 1.AATIP Resurfaces in 2022 TS-SCI Briefing, According to Navy FOIA Release(theblackvault.com)
Two separate FOIA requests to the Department of the Navy, filed approximately one year apart with different scoping, yielded identical responsive records: emails detailing a March 2022 briefing on the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP) and the Airborne Object Identification and Management Synchronization initiative. The finding suggests AATIP continued to surface in classified briefings over two years after the public program concluded.
- 2.Despite Trump’s Call to Release UAP Files, Navy Denies Appeal for 78 Classified UAP Photographs(theblackvault.com)
The U.S. Navy denied a Freedom of Information Act appeal on February 24, 2026, seeking release of 78 classified photographs designated as unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), despite former President Donald Trump's public statement days prior that he wanted to order the release of UFO and UAP-related files. The denial upholds a prior full denial of the same request.
- 3.White House-Approved Trip Allegedly Took Congressman to Maryland Base to Examine Suspected UFO Facility(liberationtimes.com)
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.
- 4.Obama, Trump and the New Push for UFO Disclosure(liberationtimes.com)
Former President Barack Obama stated in a podcast interview that aliens are real but denied they are kept in Area 51, fueling ongoing UFO disclosure discussions.
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