The Pentagon has confirmed the authenticity of a video that recorded the movement of an unidentified flying object (UFO)

The documentary director Jeremy Corbell posted night vision video showing ‘mysterious’ flying objects near warships and the Pentagon vsconfirmed the authenticity of the video in which an unidentified object is observed registered in 2019 from a US Navy ship.

A UFO (UFO) in short, which had characteristics such that it could defy the laws of physics. At the end of the investigations carried out by the “task force” of the Department of Defense which deals with the unidentified aerial phenomena, the spokeswoman Susan Gough explained that these images were not a hoax. “I can confirm that the video was recorded by naval personnel and that the footage is being verified.”, Gough explained.

Meanwhile, in the coming weeks, a full report on advanced activity to investigate UFOs, documentation presented to Congress, is awaited by the Pentagon.

The sighting of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) supports the theories about the existence of extraterrestrial beings.

The green video was picked up by the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force (UAPTF) and filtered by Jeremy Corbell, who directed the documentary “Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers”, and KLAS TV director George Knapp , as reported by The New York Post and The Sun.

Pentagon experts have defined it as a “transmedium vehicle”, it is a vehicle capable of moving in the air, in water and in a vacuum.

The short clip, apparently recorded with some sort of night vision equipment, appears to show triangular or pyramid-shaped objects towering above the deck of a Navy destroyer.

CIA declassifies UFO documents from past 70 years

An impressive collection of UFO material is available to download and review from home, after the CIA declassified in early 2021 a huge and long-awaited mine of material related to UFO sightings over the past 70 years, fueling the enthusiasm of those in whom they want to believe. in aliens and the frustration of those who really want to find proof of it.

Thanks to The Black Vault, a UFO enthusiast site and clearinghouse for related government files, you can now dig through a huge trove of declassified CIA-supplied documents that you have collected from UFOs at over the years.

The new disclosure represents more than 2,700 pages of scanned documents on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP), which is the US government’s term for UFOs.

The founder of The Black Vault, John Greenewald Jr., has spent the past 20 years suing the CIA to release the records. Now after getting them you have scanned all the pages. According to a New York Post report, the CIA claimed to have now provided all the information on the NAPs it had.

The CIA compiled it all on a CD-ROM

The publication comes months before the Pentagon reports to Congress on everything it knows about the UAP. The report adds that requests for information about extraterrestrial life increased so much that the CIA eventually compiled everything on a CD-ROM obtained by Greenwald and uploaded to the website in several downloadable PDF files.

Greenewald tweeted an example of the type of documents you might expect to find when he shared a partially redacted memo from 1976 that mentions the UFO investigation.

Greenwald told Vice he believed the documents were difficult to parse for calculated reasons. “The CIA has made their archives extremely difficult to use,” he said of the “obsolete” file format. “In my opinion, this outdated format makes it very difficult for people to see the documents and use them for research purposes.”

The Fiscal Year 2021 Intelligence Authorization Act, part of a government aid and spending bill for COVID-19, signed by President Donald Trump last month, which orders intelligence agencies to submit a report on the NAPs within 180 days. According to the directive from the Senate Intelligence Committee, the report must contain a detailed analysis of the UFO data, as well as information from the Office of Naval Intelligence, the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force and the Federal Office of investigation.

The search for definitive answers is not over. “Although the CIA claims this is their ‘complete’ collection, there may be no way to fully verify it,” Greenewald wrote.

(The Nation / The Vanguard)

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