Donald Trump Announces Plans to Release Classified UFO Files, Highlights Pilot Testimonies

Donald Trump has said his administration plans to release classified files related to unidentified flying objects (UFOs) “very soon,” raising fresh interest in long-standing questions about unexplained aerial phenomena.

“Things You Wouldn’t Believe,” Trump Says

Speaking to reporters, Trump indicated that efforts are underway to declassify as much information as possible in the near future. He referenced conversations with military pilots during his previous term, describing them as credible witnesses who reported encounters with objects beyond conventional explanation.

Trump suggested that the upcoming disclosures could reveal surprising details, adding that some accounts shared by pilots involved sightings that were difficult to interpret using current knowledge.

Renewed Push for Transparency

The announcement follows earlier directives from Trump in February, when he instructed officials to begin preparing UFO-related documents for public release. The move aligns with increasing calls for transparency around unidentified aerial phenomena, particularly from defense and intelligence communities.

Political Back-and-Forth Over UFO Claims

The topic has also drawn political attention. Barack Obama previously acknowledged the existence of unexplained aerial objects in an interview, while dismissing claims that such materials are hidden in secret locations like Area 51. Trump criticized Obama’s remarks, accusing him of revealing sensitive information.