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he United States Department of Defense began to disclose documents held by the US government containing information on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP). The Pentagon also published this suggestive \u201ccomposite sketch.\u201d Credit: www.war.gov\/UFO\/<\/a><\/p>\n The announcement has been more sensationalist and far less revealing. The United States Department of Defense<\/a> began this Friday to comply with President Donald Trump\u2019s order to disclose documents held by the US government containing information on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP). Although the move reignited a debate that opened back in the 1940s and gave wings to those who defend the idea of extraterrestrial life, so far there has been no surprising revelation about the existence of aliens, and even less any conclusive evidence.<\/p>\n Thus, this Friday dozens of PDF documents, videos and images labeled with the attractive description \u201cnever seen before\u201d were released to the public, a label that will always attract curiosity. All of this is enriching the website war.gov\/ufo, which will be updated each week with new material. The website features a retro design concept within the technological world, highlighting white text on an overwhelming black background. The shock for the more skeptical has been to encounter blurry photographs that say nothing about the enigmatic and elusive extraterrestrials<\/a>.<\/p>\n The site war.gov\/ufo launched with 161 items, including diplomatic cables, interviews with witnesses describing alleged encounters with UAP, and images captured on film during the Apollo 12 (1969) and Apollo 17 (1972) space missions. It also includes photographs taken from the Moon during that last mission, never seen before, as well as transcripts of communications between the spacecraft\u2019s pilots.<\/p>\n The publication of these documents had been announced by President Trump last February on his social network Truth. There he expressed his desire to release materials such as those published this Friday. \u201cIn view of the great interest shown, I will direct the Secretary of War [Pete Hegseth] and other relevant departments and agencies to begin the process of identifying and releasing government files related to extraterrestrial life, unidentified aerial phenomena and unidentified flying objects, as well as any other information related to these highly complex but extremely interesting and important matters,\u201d he wrote at the time.<\/p>\n UFO squad or Trump smoke screen?<\/p>\n And this Friday, the US president, on the same social network, defended the publication of the documents. He said it is \u201can effort to achieve total and maximum transparency.\u201d In an additional comment, he sought to draw people\u2019s attention, but also made it clear that he has not seen anything he finds particularly surprising. \u201cWith these new documents and videos, people can decide for themselves: \u2018WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON?\u2019. Have fun and enjoy!\u201d he wrote, as if promoting a movie or television program.<\/p>\n