Black Vault Main Server Wiped One Day After Trump’s Disclosure Directive; 3.8 Million Files Safely Backed Up Offsite

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John Greenewald Jr. says The Black Vault, a major UFO document repository, had its main server wiped a day after Trump ordered agencies to identify and release extraterrestrial and UAP files, but secure offsite backups preserved about 3.8 million documents and enabled a rapid restoration, prompting debate over whether it was maintenance, foul play, or an attempt to control disclosure.

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The Black Vault—the premier trove of declassified government documents on UFOs, secret CIA programs, crashed craft recoveries—suffered a catastrophic wipe just one day after President Donald Trump issued a bombshell directive ordering federal agencies to start identifying and releasing all files related to extraterrestrial activity and UAPs.