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89% of Republicans and 88% of Democrats want more information released about UAP, according to a poll conducted by the Disclosure Foundation.
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A public UAP forum will feature testimony from lawmakers and whistleblowers on government disclosure, amid high public support for releasing more information about UAPs.
Analysis by Claude · may contain errors
The Pentagon has established a new Department of War waiver that provides legal protection for U.S. government personnel to disclose classified UAP-related national defense information.
President Trump has issued a national security presidential memo directing the Department of Defense and intelligence agencies to waive nondisclosure agreements for former government employees with UAP-related information.
Avi Loeb announces he has agreed to lead a new UAP Science Advisory Council for the U.S. government, following a visit from an ODNI representative. The announcement references a UAP video sighting from July 2025 in the northeastern United States that was released by the Pentagon and obtained by the FBI.
Avi Loeb announces a public survey on attitudes toward the PURSUE initiative, a Trump administration effort to declassify and release previously unresolved UAP records.
President Trump authorized the Pentagon and relevant agencies to compile UFO and UAP files on February 19, 2026. Trump announced the directive on Truth Social.
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.
