DoD Releases Second Batch of Declassified UAP Files, Highlighting Sandia National Laboratories Sightings but No Evidence of Extraterrestrial Life

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Declassified UAP files released by the DoD in a second batch include a 116-page Sandia National Laboratories report detailing 209 sightings near the facility from 1948–1950, and Pentagon officials such as Pete Hegseth and Sean Parnell say there is no conclusive evidence of extraterrestrial life, with more documents to be released under PURSUE following President Trump’s orders.

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