Leaked photos and videos of UFOs or UAPs (unidentified aerial phenomena) taken in 2019 were legitimate and were taken by US Navy personnel.
The Defence Department confirmed this. Pentagon spokeswoman Sue Gough authenticated to CNN that the photos and video of triangle-shaped UFOs, blinking and moving fast through the clouds, were taken by US Navy staff.
US Navy personnel took pictures of three UFOs, categorized as a “sphere,” metallic blimp,” and “acorn.” The defense department can not comment further on the observations or examination, added Gough.
The Pentagon released three short, enigmatic videos in April last year, showing ‘unidentified aerial phenomena, or UFOs. Earlier, the US Navy had verified the clips as accurate.
The UAP videos released by the Pentagon date back to 2004 and 2015 and show flying objects that cannot be easily identified.
The UFOs in question were moving rapidly and were also captured by infrared cameras.
Moreover, in December last year, former President Donald Trump signed the $2.3 trillion coronavirus relief bill.
He additionally set into motion a 180-day countdown for the authorities to reveal all they know about UFOs.
Furthermore, according to President Trump’s move, the Secretary of Defence and DIA were given less than six months to present information on these enigmatic UAPs (unidentified aerial phenomena) to Congress and committees of armed services.
The report must also pinpoint any potential threats to national security posed by UFOs while attempting to analyze whether they may involve any of the adversaries in these sightings of UFOs.
Almost on cue, America’s secret agency CIA allowed all UAP information to be downloaded ahead of the deadline.
The CIA approved documents to be accessed by downloading from the Black Vault website.
The data involved every instance of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP), which the US government has mapped.
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