On Thursday, the Pentagon announced the launch of a new website that will provide declassified information about Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs), which the government refers to as unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs).
During a press conference, Pentagon spokesperson Pat Ryder stated that the Department of Defense is launching the website www.aaro.mil, known as the “Anomaly and Resolution Office,” to provide the public with information related to its efforts to understand and resolve these unidentified and anomalous phenomena.
Ryder told reporters, “This website will provide information, including videos and images, about cases of unidentified aerial phenomena that have been declassified and approved for public release.”
He added, “The website’s content includes reporting procedures, a frequently asked questions section, as well as links to official reports, transcripts, and press releases, among other resources that the public may find useful.”
The Pentagon spokesperson emphasized that the Department of Defense is committed to transparency with the American people regarding the work of the Anomaly and Resolution Office concerning unidentified aerial phenomena.
He said, “The website will serve as a comprehensive storehouse of all information available to the public regarding the Anomaly and Resolution Office and unidentified aerial phenomena, the office will regularly update the site with its latest activities and findings, providing access to new information for public release.”
In July of last year, David Grouchy, a former official in Air Force intelligence, stated that the U.S. government possesses unidentified aerial phenomena or unidentified flying objects.
Last week, a group of lawmakers urged the intelligence community to provide information about alleged classified programs involved in retrieving crashed unidentified aerial phenomena and engaging in reverse engineering technology.
