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UFO sightings

The weather desk does not investigate craft. This page is the public record: file drops, case writeups, and the archive. If a number is not in the document we link, it is not on this page. The picture above is an illustration, not a sighting.

President Donald Trump smiling and waving. Based on the official 2025 White House portrait by Daniel Torok. The Trump transparency push

In February 2026 President Trump directed the Secretary of War and the other relevant departments to find and release government files on unidentified anomalous phenomena, UFOs, and anything else tied to that question. The Department of War stood up PURSUE, the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters, and started posting tranches at war.gov/UFO. The first batch went up on 8 May 2026. More have followed on a rolling schedule, including the sixth on 18 September. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said the department is “in lockstep with President Trump” on that release. On 14 September 2026 the department issued a targeted waiver so current and former service members, civilians, and contractors can give UAP-related information to PURSUE without breaking certain secrecy agreements. The waiver is a path into the review, not a license to publish the files yourself. The files still arrive redacted, and many of them have not been resolved.

PURSUE, the file deskwar.gov/UFO. The administration’s public shelf: the presidential statement, the directive, and each tranche as it is posted. First tranche, 8 May 2026Department of War announcement. White House, ODNI, Energy, AARO, NASA, FBI, and other intelligence components are named as part of the review. Hegseth’s transparency line is in the release. The 14 September waiverNewsweek on the rule change. Covered people may speak to PURSUE. They may not dump the same material on the open internet. Sixth Pentagon file drop18 September 2026. CBS reports 71 files, most of them Defense Department records plus four from Colorado law enforcement, dated 1952 to 2025. Includes older AAWSAP research papers that had already circulated. AARO reading roomThe All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office posts case resolutions, the historical record, and the congressional annual reports. Start here before a recap site. Al Taqaddum, resolvedAARO case resolution, 8 September 2025. Infrared footage from Iraq in 2017. Their assessment: a cluster of balloons, not an anomalous craft. The 2025 workshop, on paper25 September 2026. The Black Vault published FOIA records behind AARO’s August 2025 workshop and the white paper AARO had already posted in February 2026. NASA’s UAP studyThe independent study team’s public page. Their final report is dated 14 September 2023. It asks for better data. It does not identify a craft. National ArchivesUAP records NARA actually holds. The long memory, with folders, not a feed of lights. KONA BLUEAARO’s writeup. A proposed DHS program that was never approved, never funded, and never received material. The proposal is public. The program is not. AARO’s own FAQWhat they say they have found, what gets reported as a UAP, and how a current or former government employee can file. Read their answer, not a paraphrase of it.

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