Capt. Ruppelt's 1952 "Flying Saucer Talk" resurfaces — roughly 800 cases reviewed, ~20% unexplained, radar tracks of 1,000–3,500 mph near nuclear sites. The same tranche releases 37 AAWSAP warp/wormhole studies, the 2010 human-injury study, CENTCOM's six-sphere IR video, and the first local-police material.
71 items · 1952–2025 · Ruppelt 1952 speech recording · 37 AAWSAP DIA reference documents · Human injury study · CENTCOM six-sphere footage · Colorado police videos
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55
PDFs
15
Videos
1
Audio
64
Redacted
The Department of War released the sixth PURSUE tranche: 71 items in total (55 PDFs, 15 videos, 1 audio recording, 0 images), with file dates spanning 1952 to 2025. Six tranches have now made roughly 447 records public in aggregate. Sixty-four of the 71 items contain redactions — shielding witness identities and sensitive military locations — which continues to complicate independent verification. Sixty-seven items originated from the Department of War / DoD; four videos were submitted by local police agencies in Colorado, marking the first inclusion of non-federal law-enforcement material in the archive. The tranche's centerpiece is the audio recording and 19-page transcript of Captain Edward Ruppelt's 1952 "Flying Saucer Talk" to MIT scientists, which the Sol Foundation calls the most significant record in this release. Department spokesperson Sean Parnell said releases will continue on a rolling basis, with files posted at WAR.GOV/UFO. AARO, for its part, reiterated that none of its reviewed cases has been validated as extraterrestrial technology — "unresolved" reflects insufficient information, not confirmation of an alien explanation. (Note: MeriTalk counted 72 items; CBS, Wikipedia and Latin Times all report 71, the figure used here.) 📰 Official Release Archive — WAR.GOV/UFO
📄2010 38-page human injury study (DOW-UAP-D128)DoD
🎥2025 CENTCOM "six spheres" infrared video (DOW-UAP-D108, 59 sec)CENTCOM
🎥Four Colorado police videos (October 2023) — first local law-enforcement materialLocal PD
Sixth batch of Pentagon UFO files released: See all 15 videos — Face the Nation
Department of defense drops sixth round of UAP files — NBC News
Sources: DoD (67 items) · DIA · CENTCOM · INDOPACOM · Colorado local police (4 videos)
August 7, 2026 · Batch 5
5th Batch UAP Files Released
A giant triangle over Afghanistan
The 2002 Afghanistan giant-triangle sighting declassified — pilots said it "blocked out the stars". Includes sphere UAP infrared footage and joint Pentagon / FBI / CIA / State Department files.
The Department of War released the 5th batch of 41 declassified UAP files, spanning the Pentagon, FBI, CIA, State Department, and Executive Office of the President. The highlight is a 2002 Afghanistan sighting of a giant triangle UAP by military pilots — who said it "blocked out the stars." Also included: multiple sphere UAP infrared videos and unresolved close-encounter case records. The PURSUE Deputy Director confirmed Batch 6 (containing 46 AARO video inventory items) will be released within weeks.
📄2002 Afghanistan Giant Triangle UAPDoD
🎥Sphere UAP Infrared CompilationDoD
📄Pentagon UAP Threat Assessment UpdateDoD
📄CIA Batch 5 Intelligence AssessmentCIA
📄State Department UAP Diplomatic CommunicationsState Dept
📄FBI UAP Witness Interview FilesFBI
📄Executive Office UAP Briefing MemoEOP
Sources: DoD · FBI · CIA · State Dept · EOP
July 10, 2026 · Batch 4
Fourth UAP File Release
The clearest UAP infrared footage yet
The 2020 Atlantic IR clip was called "the clearest footage to date"; also the 2015 Pantex nuclear-facility incursion, a 2019 Eastern-US aviator debrief, and the 1949 Los Alamos "green fireballs" conference transcript.
40 items · Clearest UAP infrared footage to date · Nuclear facility intrusion
14
Documents
19
Videos
3
Images
4
Audio
The Pentagon released its fourth batch of 40 declassified UAP files spanning the DoD, NASA, CIA, FBI, and Department of Energy. The centerpiece is a 2020 infrared video from the Atlantic — described by officials as the clearest UAP footage to date — showing a two-tiered object. The DOE disclosed a 2015 incident involving a silent unidentified object near the Pantex nuclear weapons facility in Texas. A Navy aviator with 28 years of service reported an object "unlike anything I had seen in 28 years." Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell confirmed that additional files will be released on a rolling basis.
🎥2020 Atlantic IR UAP Footage (32s)NORTHCOM
📄2015 Pantex Nuclear Facility UAP IntrusionDOE
📄2019 Eastern US Aviator UAP DebriefDoD
🎥2025 Yellow Sea Six-Pointed Star UAPINDOPACOM
🎥2025 East China Sea Extended UAP TrackINDOPACOM
📄CIA UAP Intelligence Assessment UpdateCIA
📄NASA UAP Observational Data CompilationNASA
📄FBI UAP Sighting Investigation FilesFBI
Sources: DoD · NORTHCOM · DOE · CIA · NASA · FBI · INDOPACOM
June 12, 2026 · Batch 3
Third UAP File Release
The Robertson Panel: official debunking on paper
The CIA's first complete release of the 1953 Robertson Panel record — which recommended systematically debunking UFOs through public education and media cooperation. AARO also confirmed 40% of cases remain unresolved after all conventional explanations.
72 items · CIA Robertson Panel records declassified · 40% of cases remain unresolved
53
Documents
6
Videos
10
Images
3
Audio
The 72-file batch marks a new disclosure phase. The CIA declassified the complete 1953 Robertson Panel records for the first time — the panel recommended systematically debunking UFOs through public education and media cooperation, seen as a historic admission of decades-long obfuscation. AARO confirmed 40% of cases remain unresolved after ruling out all conventional explanations. The release coincided with the global premiere of Spielberg's "Disclosure Day," fueling speculation about the timing.
📄CIA Robertson Panel 1952 Full RecordsCIA
📄Shandong UAP Interception ReportDoD
📄Russia UAP Retrieval AssessmentODNI
🎥UAP Thermal Imaging FootageDoD
🎥Navy UAP Encounter RecordingsUSN
🔊NASA Deep Space Anomaly Audio #1NASA
🔊NASA Deep Space Anomaly Audio #2NASA
🔊NASA Deep Space Anomaly Audio #3NASA
Sources: DoD · CIA · FBI · DIA · NASA · ODNI
May 22, 2026 · Batch 2
Second Disclosure — Unprecedented Scale
The largest tranche — CIA, DOE and ODNI join
51 new videos and 64 documents. Highlights: the F-16 shootdown over Lake Huron, an intelligence officer's close encounter with orange orbs from a helicopter, and the first official transmedium (water↔air) footage.
The largest disclosure batch introduced CIA, DOE, and ODNI files for the first time. Key revelations include F-16 combat footage of an actual missile engagement with a UAP over Lake Huron — the first public release of military action against a UAP — and a senior intelligence officer's hour-long encounter with orange orbs from a military helicopter, writing he was "virtually speechless." Submarine transmedium footage provided the first official evidence of objects transitioning between water and air.
🎥Navy F/A-18 UAP HUD RecordingDoD
🎥Atlantic Fleet UAP FormationUSN
📄FAA UAP Pilot Report CompilationFAA
📄DoD Pentagon UAP AnalysisDoD
📊UAP Encounter Geographic DataODNI
🔊Pilot Radio Communication RecordingsFAA
Sources: DoD · CIA · DOE · ODNI · NASA · FBI · State Dept
May 8, 2026 · Batch 1
First UAP File Declassification
The first historic mass declassification
162 files open the programme: Apollo astronauts' anomalous sky objects, FBI flying-disc witness interviews, and military IR footage from CENTCOM and INDOPACOM. 108 items partially or fully redacted, covering 400+ events.
162 items — Historic first large-scale UAP declassification since Project Blue Book
120
Documents
28
Videos
14
Images
0
Audio
The historic first batch of 162 files includes Apollo astronaut photographs of anomalous celestial objects, FBI flying saucer witness interviews, and military infrared sensor footage from combatant commands worldwide. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called it "unprecedented transparency." The website has surpassed 1.7 billion views globally. This is the largest coordinated UAP declassification since Project Blue Book, marking the beginning of the disclosure era.
📄CIA UAP Intelligence Assessment 2004-2021CIA
📄NASA UAP Study Team ReportNASA
📄DoD UAP Task Force SummaryDoD
📄ODNI Preliminary AssessmentODNI
📊FAA Pilot UAP Incident StatisticsFAA
📄PURSUE Executive Order Full TextWhite House
Sources: DoD · FBI · NASA · State Dept · DOE · ODNI
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