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(Image credit: DW News ) The U.S. Department of War has released here two batches of files on Unidentified Objects (UFO/UAP). These are objects that the Pentagon and the intelligence agencies cannot identify. Below is a transcript of the latest interview I had last night with Deutsche Welle (DW) News , Germany’s international public broadcaster, available in video form here . DW’s comments and qu…
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Astrophysicist Avi Loeb analyzes the Pentagon's second batch of released UAP/UFO files in a transcribed Deutsche Welle interview, examining objects the U.S. military and intelligence agencies cannot identify.
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