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Fact-check: “Are there files that the US is releasing showing proof of UFOs”
Verdict: Partly True (82% confidence)
Evidence documented across multiple official government sources confirms that the U.S. is actively releasing files related to UFOs/UAP, including a major release on May 8, 2026 through the Department of War's PURSUE program, NARA's Record Group 615, and ongoing ODNI/DoD annual reports. However, no released files are characterized by government agencies as 'proof of UFOs' in the sense of confirmed non-human or extraterrestrial origin — all releases are explicitly described as covering 'unresolve…
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