The enduring debate about whether UFOs are caused by extraterrestrial beings will once again be front and center as U.S. intelligence agencies will provide Congress with an updated report on UFO incidents over the past year.
October 28, 2022, 6:02 PMThis video grab image obtained April 28, 2020, courtesy of the U.S. Department of Defense shows part of an unclassified video taken by Navy pilots that have circulated for years showing interactions with"unidentified aerial phenomena".The enduring debate about whether UFOs are caused by extraterrestrial beings will once again be front and center next week as U.S.
The report was required by the 2022 Defense Bill that mandated that the DNI provide an annual declassified update and a classified annex by Oct. 31 of every year through 2026.in June 2022 that listed 144 UAP incidents, only one of which could be explained. At a congressional hearing earlier this year Pentagon officials said that the number of UAP incidents under investigation had risen to more than 400.
The official added that it cannot be determined who is behind the foreign surveillance but the most likely candidates would be China and Russia since they have the most interest in monitoring the U.S. military. Analysis of more recent UAP incidents is helped by the amount of information and data available as compared to older incidents.