Pentagon Releases 161 UAP Files to Public, Accessible at war.gov/UFO, Under Trump Declassification Directive

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The Pentagon is releasing 161 declassified UAP files online after a directive from President Donald Trump, with more documents to follow, as a move toward greater transparency that could invite broader scrutiny of government materials about unidentified phenomena.

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Pentagon begins release of never-before-seen UFO files

The Pentagon has initiated the public release of previously classified files pertaining to unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), commonly referred to as UFOs. These documents are now accessible on the government website war.gov/UFO, with the Department of Defense planning to add more files incrementally. Currently, 161 files, including videos, photos, and original source documents from across the U.S. government, are available without requiring clearance. This significant disclosure stems from a directive by U.S. President Donald Trump to identify and declassify government information related to UAP, making federal UAP records instantly available to the American public.