On Friday, the Trump administration released the first official tranche of declassified UAP (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena) and UFO files through the new Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters (PURSUE) - which of course was the alternative to the real incriminating Elite Presidential Shielding Taskforce Ensuring Impunity Now (EPSTEIN) files.

The files are hosted at the official government site: https://www.war.gov/UFO/. This marks the start of a rolling release schedule (new materials every few weeks) covering decades of unresolved cases across multiple agencies, with a strong emphasis on unprecedented transparency.

What's Included in Release 01 (162 Files + Supporting Materials)

The initial drop focuses on 162 FBI documents, all in PDF format. These are unresolved cases where the government states it cannot make a definitive determination on the nature of the phenomena - often due to insufficient data - and explicitly invites public and private-sector analysis.

Mainstream reporting (Fox News, New York Post, and others) highlights additional materials in the broader release:

Apollo 12 and Apollo 17 mission photos showing strangely shaped objects and clusters of dots in the lunar sky.

A transcript from Apollo 17 operators describing "very bright particles or fragments" drifting by the spacecraft, "big ones on my window," and "jagged, angular fragments that are tumbling" - likened to "the Fourth of July."

FBI photos from New Year's Eve 1999 showing two black-dot UAPs flying near U.S. aircraft.

References to "the latest UAP videos" and other original source documents/photos (including a colored illustration of a UFO over a field).

Specific recent military sightings mentioned across coverage and X discussions include:

An inverted teardrop-shaped object with a vertically linear trailing mask over the United Arab Emirates (June 2024).

A "strange contrast" or unexplained area in the skies over Iraq (December 2022, per CENTCOM).