Trump's Call for UFO Records Meets Slow Pentagon Review

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Trump urged releasing classified UFO records, but a slow, multi‑agency review led by the Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office keeps most files redacted for months or years, even with Obama’s jokes about aliens.

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Trump Promised UFO Disclosure, But Pentagon Still Holding Files - Washington Today
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Trump Promised UFO Disclosure, But Pentagon Still Holding Files - Washington Today

Former President Donald Trump said in February that federal agencies should begin releasing classified files on UFO sightings and possible extraterrestrial activity. However, weeks later no such records have been made public, as the Pentagons review process appears to be moving at a glacial pace. The gap between Trumps promise and the lack of actual disclosure has become the story, reflecting the familiar pattern of bureaucratic delays whenever national security records are involved.