Pentagon Expands UAP Archive With 222 Files and 50+ Videos, Now Accessible via the PURSUE Portal

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The Pentagon released a new batch of declassified UAP records, expanding the archive with 222 files, more than 50 videos, and numerous intelligence reports describing glowing orbs, fireballs, cigar-shaped craft, and other unexplained sightings near bases and over oceans, including a Sandia, New Mexico report from 1948–1950 and a 2023 Lake Huron incident, while noting these materials do not confirm extraterrestrial life and signaling that more releases are planned via the PURSUE portal under the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, according to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

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Among the newly public materials are accounts of glowing green orbs, fireballs, cigar-shaped objects, and unexplained formations seen near military installations, over oceans, and during flight operations.