PURSUE Declassified: A Data-Driven, Transparent Examination of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena and Governance

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A declassified review of unidentified aerial phenomena finds most reports have ordinary explanations, cautions that unexplained cases do not prove extraterrestrial origins, and outlines governance, data standards, and OSRS advisory services led by Dr. Sunday Oludare Ogunlana.

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The Department of War published 162 declassified UAP records on 8 May 2026 under the PURSUE program at war.gov/UFO. For military, intelligence, cybersecurity, and policy practitioners, the operational story sits not in extraterrestrial speculation but in sensor blind spots, adversarial drone activity, information-operations risk, and the governance precedent set by a new multiagency declassification pipeline. Read the files, apply the science, build the response.