annual UFO sighting reportsjointly released Pentagon The Director of National Intelligence revealed that although no Alien evidence Of more than 700 new reports last year, about two dozen cases remain of particular interest.
The intelligence community and the Pentagon use the term UAP (Unknown abnormal phenomena) instead of UFOs. Global Anomaly Resolution Office (Yarrow) is responsible for analyzing incidents reported by military personnel and federal agencies.
AARO recorded 757 new incidents between May 2023 and June 2024, including 485 current cases and 272 previously unreported cases between 2021 and 2022. Pentagon officials said the significant increase from the previous year’s 281 reports was due to increased awareness of reporting rather than an increase in the incidence of reporting.
Since its establishment, AARO has reviewed a total of 1,652 cases.
This year’s report confirmed that AARO found “no evidence of extraterrestrial life, activity, or technology.” While some reports have ground-level explanations, and many require further investigation, none suggest any “breakthrough” technology.
At a press conference on Thursday, AARO leadership revealed that 21 reports from the past 18 months remained unexplained.
Dr. Jon KoslowskiAARO’s new director said, “There are some interesting cases that I can’t understand given my background in physics and engineering and my time at IC, and I don’t know that anyone else can understand them.” These events occurred nearby national security location and documented through video, multiple witnesses or sensor recordings.
Regarding the appearance of these unexplained UAPs, Koslowski described them as “spheres, cylinders, triangles, and in one case, it’s been happening for a long time, and it could be multiple things happening,” suggesting Some incidents may have involved drone activity that was mistaken for a UAP.
