Pentagon Releases First Batch Of UFO Files, Trump Says 'People Should Decide For Themselves'

The Pentagon has released the first batch of classified UFO-related documents, reigniting global curiosity around unidentified flying objects and unexplained aerial phenomena. The newly launched website includes 162 files featuring FBI interviews, NASA mission records, State Department cables and military imagery linked to mysterious sightings. Among the most talked-about revelations are reports of a bright object making sharp 90-degree turns over Kazakhstan, Buzz Aldrin allegedly spotting a mysterious light during the Apollo 11 mission, and a NASA Apollo 17 photograph showing three unexplained dots in triangular formation. One FBI document also details a drone pilot’s account of a glowing “linear object” vanishing seconds after appearing in the sky. Reacting to the release, US President Donald Trump said people can now decide for themselves “what the hell is going on.” While the Pentagon says no evidence of alien technology has been found, members of Congress are demanding greater disclosure and transparency.