The Pentagon is expected to release a report on Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) by the end of the month at the request of the US Congress. The document was written by military personnel who reported that “vehicles move erratically in the sky.”
A report in August of last year said the Pentagon, the headquarters of the US Department of Defense, had created a task force on Unknown Atmospheric Phenomena. The purpose of this section is to “discover, analyze and catalog” events that may be of UFO origin.
The Pentagon report is expected to reveal what the United States knows about UFOs. (Picture: video playback)
Earlier this month, a report was submitted by the task force to members of Congress, saying there is no evidence of foreign activity, but they also do not rule out the possibility.
The Pentagon report is expected to reveal what the United States knows about UFOs. (Picture: video playback)
The task force has analyzed more than 120 reported incidents and observations over the past two decades, including some videos that the Pentagon released last year as an “unexplained weather phenomenon.”
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