Pentagon Launches Portal On UFOs, Four-Feet-Tall Humanoids

WASHINGTON, DC – The Pentagon has released a large cache of previously classified files on unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs), revealing decades of unexplained aerial sightings reported by astronauts, military personnel, intelligence officials, and civilians.

US officials said the released material does not constitute proof of extraterrestrial life, and many incidents remain officially “unresolved” because of limited evidence, missing data or possible alternative explanations, including weather effects, drones, balloons, and sensor distortions.

The declassified comprises more than 160 files, including military videos, infrared imagery, FBI memos, NASA transcripts,and eyewitness accounts dating from the 1940s through 2026.

The released material includes military infrared videos showing fast-moving unidentified objects, radar tracks of unusual aerial shapes and objects that reportedly changed direction at high speed.

The files document hundreds of unexplained aerial incidents across the globe, including sightings over North America, the Middle East, the East China Sea, Africa and the Mediterranean region near Greece.

One file reportedly described an object making sharp 90-degree turns near the ocean surface at very high speed before disappearing from infrared optical sensors.

Military footage from Iraq, Syria and the UAE also showed unexplained aerial objects moving erratically through the sky.

Transcripts and images from NASA’s Apollo Moon missions revealed that an astronaut reported seeing a “fairly bright light source” near the Moon during a 1969 debriefing.

Another astronaut reportedly described flashes of light and particles “sailing off into space”, while astronauts on the Apollo 17 mission observed bright tumbling lights during their 1972 mission.

Older FBI records included witness descriptions of disk-shaped, egg-shaped and cigar-like crafts hovering silently before accelerating away at high speed. The files also contained eyewitness accounts of small humanoid figures, described as around four feet tall, near unidentified craft, though the accounts remain officially unverified.

The archive further included footage of a glowing “eight-pointed star-shaped” object, alongside several reports of unexplained aerial activity that investigators could not conclusively identify.

The documents have been uploaded to a new public Pentagon portal dedicated to UAP disclosures, with additional releases expected in later phases. (IANS)