Pentagon Inquiry Finds No Cover-Up Over Extraterrestrial Life, but Disinformation Fueled UFO Myths to Hide Secret Military Technology

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A Pentagon review found no cover-up about alien life but showed officials used disinformation to fuel UFO myths to hide testing of secret military tech, led by the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office under Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick, who warned leaders in 2023 before resigning, and whose concerns were reportedly left out of a 2024 report, stirring controversy.

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Practice of showing fake UFO photographs to officers began decades ago and continued until recently, report finds.