Second Wave of Declassified UAP Files Released by the Pentagon and DNI (May 22): 60+ Documents with Footage and Transcripts

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The Pentagon and the Director of National Intelligence released a second batch of declassified documents on unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), including more than 60 items with internal memos, military videos, and audio transcripts of encounters with unusual flying objects, but no specific case details or conclusions are provided.

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Pentagon releases second wave of secret UFO and UAP files

The Pentagon has officially opened its vaults once again, releasing a second massive wave of declassified files on what the government officially calls Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), commonly known to the public as UFOs. The Department of Defense, working alongside the Director of National Intelligence, published more than 60 newly declassified files on Friday, May 22. The sweeping release includes internal government documents, military surveillance footage, and audio transcriptions detailing encounters with unexplained airborne orbs, metallic discs, and high-speed fireballs.