U.S. Launches UFO Portal With 161 Documents as Part of PURSUE Declassification of UAP Records Across Agencies

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Public access to unidentified aerial phenomena documents has started with 161 items from several agencies as part of President Donald Trump’s transparency push under the PURSUE program to declassify and publish UAP records in a decades-long effort that has sparked mixed reactions and renewed attention since 2017.

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On Friday, May 8, starting at 9:40 a.m. (New York time), the U.S. Department of War website made available a page titled “UFO”, where users can view and download the first 161 cases or documents, following a request by President Donald Trump and as part of a broader commitment to transparency and the opening of public archives related to various mysteries (the Kennedy assassination, the Epstein files, etc.).