
Pentagon has released 41 declassified UFO files under the PURSUE transparency program. The documents include a military pilot's account of a silent 500-foot triangular object over Bagram Airfield in 2002, and a…
Pentagon has released 41 declassified UFO files under the PURSUE transparency program. The documents include a military pilot's account of a silent 500-foot triangular object over Bagram Airfield in 2002, and a commercial pilot's reports of unexplained lights on Boston-Dublin flights. The pilot said he saw similar lights about 10 times, each lasting up to two hours.
Another file describes a 1963 Brazil incident where witnesses claimed a metal sphere with a human body crashed. A former Pentagon employee reported a black triangle over Colorado in 2023. Officials stress these are witness accounts without confirmed extraterrestrial evidence.
These UFO disclosures feed both believers who see proof of cover-ups and skeptics who dismiss all sightings as misidentified aircraft. The Pentagon has released witness accounts, not hard evidence. Indians remember the 2012 Mumbai UFO panic, where rumour outpaced reason. The real test will come if any file leads to verifiable physical data or corroborated multi-sensor observations. Until then, keep the X-Files theme song on hold.
Source: economictimes.indiatimes.com
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