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The U.S. Department of War released a second batch of UFO and UAP files on Friday, continuing its commitment to declassify government documents linked to decades of strange aerial activity.
The DOW’s official website for these declassified files has received over one billion hits worldwide since its launch, and the subsequent first tranche of files, in early May, according to Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell.
These new declassified files contained multiple videos of supposed UAPs. For example, one such video, dated to 2023, is described as a “spherical UAP in clouds,” and seems to be derived, according to the DOW, from an infrared sensor aboard a U.S. military vessel of some kind. The footage shows an unidentified object shooting across the screen, carving a quick path through the skies.
Other footage, dated to 2020, shows a UAP moving near the U.S. Central Commander AOR (area of responsibility), again moving very quickly, making it difficult, presumably, to track and capture.
Physical documentation is also present in the second tranche, including a file that contained 116 pages from the Armed Forces Special Weapons Program, “the direct, post-World War II successor to the Manhattan Project” – and the U.S. Air Force. The files detail sightings and investigations regarding odd witness testimonies of “discs,” “fireballs,” and “green orbs” spotted in the skies over Sandia, New Mexico, between 1948 and 1950, per the DOW.
As reported by RSBN, there have been more than 180,000 UFO reports processed by the National UFO Reporting Center since 1974. Speculation abounds as to what these aerial phenomena really are. Some, like Vice President J.D. Vance, have even postulated that such aerial activity is the work of celestial entities, such as demons.
“I don’t think they’re aliens,” the vice president said during a recent interview. “I think they’re demons, anyway, but that’s a long discussion!”
According to Mr. Parnell at the DOW, more UFO files will be released “on a rolling basis” and announced soon.
