Declassification Push for UAP Files Sparks Public Interest While Officials Say No Evidence of Extraterrestrial Technology

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Trump’s order to declassify UAP files has sparked a surge of public interest and debate about extraterrestrial life as the Pentagon and intelligence agencies review the material with careful oversight, Obama notes possible aliens but says there is no proof of contact, Avi Loeb warns against premature conclusions, and AARO reports thousands of cases with no evidence of non-human technology.

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Interest in UFOs in the U.S. grows following Trumps order to declassify files
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Interest in UFOs in the U.S. grows following Trumps order to declassify files

Trump ordered the declassification of files on UFOs and UAPs, sparking a debate in the U.S. where 51% already believe that UAPs provide evidence of intelligent extraterrestrial life.