Pentagon Issues Major Change to UFO Disclosure Rules
Summary
The Department of War has issued a legal waiver that allows current and former military and civilian personnel to share information about Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), also known as UFOs, with a government program called PURSUE. This waiver removes past legal barriers and sets up a controlled process to review and possibly declassify UAP-related information to increase transparency.Key Facts
- The Department of War announced a legal waiver on UAP information disclosure on a Monday.
- The waiver applies to current and former military members, civilian employees, and contractors.
- It allows them to share UAP-related information with the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters (PURSUE).
- Previously, non-disclosure agreements and security rules prevented them from talking about UAPs.
- PURSUE reviews and evaluates information to decide if it can be safely shared with the public.
- The move aims to encourage more people to come forward with knowledge of UAPs.
- This announcement is part of ongoing efforts led by President Donald Trump to increase government transparency on UFO matters.
- The Department of Defense recently published more information on UAP sightings through PURSUE.
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