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Missing a source? Suggest one →The Pentagon released its fourth batch of declassified UAP files on July 10, 2026, containing 40 documents and 19 videos, including infrared footage from various military platforms. The release includes materials from US Navy, Central Command, and Indo-Pacific Command, with cases spanning from 2015 to 2024, though most remain unresolved. Notable incidents described include disc-shaped objects, diamond-shaped sightings over nuclear weapons facilities, and triangle-shaped anomalies. Researchers including Avi Loeb argue that redactions in released materials prevent meaningful scientific analysis and continue calling for disclosure of crash-site material and biological samples. NASA clarified that Administrator Isaacman did not confirm the agency possesses unexplained object imagery, attributing earlier statements to general references about military sensors and satellites.
The US Department of War released a new collection of UAP videos and historical files on Friday, though the materials provided limited clarity on the nature of the phenomena captured.
A 21-second infrared video from a US Navy military platform captured in the Eastern United States in 2015 shows an object resembling a flying disc, transferred to AARO in 2022.
The Pentagon released a fourth batch of declassified UFO files containing 40 new documents, including 19 videos.
Avi Loeb analyzes highlights from the U.S. Department of War's fourth UAP data release from July 2026, noting the presence of 3 NASA photographs and 14 additional items, including a thin mysterious object in one video.
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