On 8 May 2026, the US Department of War released a massive archive of classified Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena files to the public. Dubbed the PURSUE initiative, this interagency effort reveals decades of unexplained military sightings, marking a major shift in global aerospace secrecy.

‘Make up your own minds’: What the US Dept of War just revealed about UFOs

The Pentagon has begun releasing files related to UFOs, also known as unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), marking a step towards making long-discussed government records public. The first batch of documents was released on May 8 and is now available. 

‘UFO files go public’: What the Pentagon has released and what’s next

David Wilcock, known for his views on UFOs and aliens, and who was a New York Times bestselling author and filmmaker, killed himself on April 20. His name is the latest in a list of people linked to space or defence who have gone missing or are dead.

UFO researcher David Wilcock kills himself as his chilling words about missing and dead scientists haunt his followers

Did Donald Trump just promise to reveal UFO secrets? At a Phoenix event, he said classified files on unidentified aerial phenomena will be declassified soon.

What’s really in these documents and why now? Scroll down to read more.

Trump announces Pentagon UFO files release: 'We found many very interesting documents'

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‘Make up your own minds’: What the US Dept of War just revealed about UFOs

‘UFO files go public’: What the Pentagon has released and what’s next

UFO researcher David Wilcock dies as his final words haunt his followers

Trump announces UFO files release: 'We found many very interesting documents'