The Department of War keeps the UAP files coming

The Department of War keeps the UAP files coming

The Department of War dropped the third installment of UFO/UAP files on June 12. The collection lives at WAR.GOV/UFO, with more files arriving on a rolling basis. The latest batch features six new videos, documentation of orb sightings, and an incident where orbs were observed by FBI agents.

Gobble's Take: The files keep coming. So does the suspense. Source: Perplexity Search (community news)

Pentagon's first big release: look all you want, just don't overclaim

The Pentagon began releasing "never-before-seen" UAP files on May 8, 2026. The collection spans more than 160 files and more than 400 incidents from around the world — no clearance required. But the files show no indication that the U.S. government has interacted with beings from other planets, or has any reason to believe such beings have visited Earth. What's in there: grainy military infrared footage, photos, eyewitness statements, and a 2024 report from Indo-Pacific Command.

Gobble's Take: A lot to read. Not much to run with. Source: Perplexity Search (evergreen)

FBI-observed UFO files hit the local news cycle

On June 13, the Defense Department released new UFO files covering sightings in the Northeastern U.S. — including incidents where FBI agents observed the phenomena after deeming the eyewitness credible. The comment section responded with Pac-Man jokes and healthy skepticism.

Gobble's Take: The footage may be blurry. The comments section is always in focus. Source: Perplexity Search (evergreen)

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