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Several accounts of triangular anomalies are folded into Friday’s document dump.
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A recently released government document dump contains several accounts of triangular anomalies previously unaccounted for in UAP reports.
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AARO released a declassified infrared video allegedly showing a U.S. Air National Guard F-16C intercepting a UAP over Lake Huron on 12 February 2023, with a kinetic interaction visible at the 20-second mark. The 46-second video was uploaded to a classified network in February 2023 and is part of 51 potentially UAP-related records.
AARO released a 17-minute infrared military sensor video showing multiple areas of contrast that may be in formation over the Persian Gulf, tracked by a U.S. military platform in the CENTCOM area.
AARO released a classified infrared video from March 2025 showing multiple spherical objects near a U.S. military submarine, with apparent water entry and exit behavior. The video spans nearly 5 minutes and documents multiple tracking events.
A serving senior U.S. intelligence official provides a first-hand account of encountering glowing orbs and high-speed objects near a sensitive military facility in late 2025, accompanied by infrared imagery released by war.gov/UFO.
The Pentagon released a batch of declassified UFO files that includes audio recordings from a 1952 Project Blue Book briefing, made available following Congressional pressure from Rep. Eric Burlison.

Ross Coulthart critiques new whistleblower rules as insufficient for transparency and discusses the lack of an official government platform for UAP reports, DMT research at Skinwalker Ranch, and speculation about a UAP event in 2027.

Avi Loeb expresses puzzlement over recently released files showing UAP objects moving at extremely high speeds while producing no sound.

Avi Loeb notes that recently disclosed UAP files describe objects moving at extremely high speeds while producing no audible sound, a characteristic he finds puzzling.

Journalists Ross Coulthart and Luis Elizondo critique the Pentagon's latest UFO file release, suggesting the revelations fail to adequately address longstanding questions about UAP phenomena.
