Department of War Publishes Sixth Release of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Files on WAR

The Department of War announced the sixth release of declassified Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena files as part of the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters. These records are now accessible on the dedicated portal WAR.GOV/UFO, continuing a pattern of incremental disclosures. The files include historical documents related to UAP encounters, previously withheld from public view. This release follows earlier tranches and maintains the Department’s commitment to transparency under the PURSUE framework.

The latest batch joins prior releases on the WAR.GOV/UFO platform, where additional files will be posted periodically. The Department emphasized that the disclosures are part of an ongoing effort to make UAP-related records available to the public. No further details about the contents of this specific release were provided in the announcement. The portal remains the central repository for these materials, with future updates expected.

The Department of War stated it is actively preparing the next release of UAP files, signaling a continuing process of declassification. The releases are managed under the PURSUE initiative, which governs the unsealing and reporting of UAP encounters. The portal WAR.GOV/UFO serves as the official channel for accessing these documents. Users can subscribe to updates via the site to receive notifications about new releases.

The announcement did not specify the volume or scope of the sixth release but confirmed its availability on WAR.GOV/UFO. The Department reiterated its ongoing collaboration with agency partners to process and release additional files. This release is the latest in a series aimed at fulfilling transparency obligations under the PURSUE system. The portal remains the primary source for accessing these declassified records.