Pentagon Declassifies Alien Files: Four-Foot Beings, Unexplained Sightings

The US Pentagon has released a large cache of previously classified files on unidentified anomalous phenomena, covering decades of sightings from the 1940s through 2026. The archive includes military videos, infrared imagery, FBI memos, and NASA transcripts, detailing hundreds of mysterious aerial incidents globally. Eyewitness accounts describe four-foot humanoid figures near unidentified craft, though officials say the material does not prove extraterrestrial life. US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the release aims to increase transparency after years of public demand for disclosure.

Key Points: Pentagon Releases Alien Files: Four-Foot Beings & Unexplained Sightings

  • Pentagon releases 160+ declassified UAP files from 1940s to 2026
  • Files include military videos, infrared imagery, FBI memos, and NASA transcripts
  • Eyewitness accounts describe four-foot humanoid figures near unidentified craft
  • US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth cites transparency after public demand for disclosure
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Pentagon releases alien files with 'four-foot' beings, unexplained aerial sightings

Pentagon releases 160+ declassified files on UAPs, including sightings of four-foot beings, fast-moving objects, and astronaut reports from the 1940s to 2026.

"fairly bright light source - Apollo astronaut during 1969 debriefing"

New Delhi, May 9

Large cache of previously classified files on unidentified anomalous phenomena has been released by the US Pentagon, which revealed decades of unexplained aerial sightings reported by astronauts, military personnel, intelligence officials and civilians.

Officials said that the released material does not constitute proof of extraterrestrial life and many incidents remain officially "unresolved" because of limited evidence, missing data or other explanations, including weather effects, drones, balloons or sensor distortions.

The declassified archive, published after a directive from US President Donald Trump, comprises over 160 files including military videos, infrared imagery, FBI memos, NASA transcripts and eyewitness accounts dating from the 1940s through 2026, according to multiple reports.

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

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

The files also contained an object making sharp 90‑degree turns near the ocean surface very fast before disappearing from infrared optics sensors.

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

Transcripts and images from the Apollo Moon missions revealed an astronaut reporting of a "fairly bright light source" near the Moon during a 1969 debriefing.

Another reported seeing flashes of light and particles "sailing off into space", while Apollo 17 astronauts observed bright tumbling lights during their 1972 mission.

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

The files also contained a glowing "eight-pointed star-shaped" object from military footage, alongside several reports of unexplained aerial activity that investigators could not conclusively identify.

The documents were uploaded to a new public Pentagon portal dedicated to UAP disclosures, with further releases in subsequent phases. US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth said the release aimed to increase transparency after years of public demand for disclosure.

- IANS

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Priya S
Honestly, with all the problems we have in the world - wars, poverty, climate change - why is the US government spending time and money on this alien stuff? Maybe they're trying to distract us from real issues. And those "beings" just look like kids in costumes if you ask me. Not convinced at all. 🙄
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Vikram M
As someone who follows aerospace technology, I find this release very interesting. The fact that they have infrared footage of objects making 90-degree turns at high speed is significant - our current aircraft can't do that without breaking apart. And the sightings over East China Sea and Middle East suggest there's something real here. But I agree, we need more data before jumping to conclusions.
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Rohit P
Typical American drama - release some blurry videos and call it "disclosure". Meanwhile, here in India, we have our own ancient texts describing vimanas and flying machines thousands of years ago. Maybe the US should study our Puranas instead of chasing lights in the sky! But seriously, if there's any truth to this, it would change everything we know. Exciting times. đź”­
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Sarah B
I've been following UAP developments for years, and this release is definitely a step forward. The 1969 Apollo debrief about a "bright light source" near the moon is particularly compelling. But it's disappointing that many cases are still "unresolved" - after all these decades, you'd think they'd have more answers. Kudos to President Trump for pushing this through though.
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Kavya N

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