Lawmakers Demand UFO Videos, Deadline Set

Lawmakers have set a deadline for War Department Secretary Pete Hegseth and federal agencies to release forty-six classified videos of unidentified anomalous phenomena by April fourteenth. These UFO sightings are considered a real threat to military operations, particularly when they appear near restricted airspace. Rep Anna Paulina Luna from Florida, chair of the House Federal Secrets Task Force, is pushing for the release of footage from fighter jets, drones, and recon missions showing various shaped objects over war zones, oceans, and U.S. bases. The videos capture incidents such as formations near Iran and Syria, airport incidents, and a 2023 shootdown over Lake Huron. Officials are concerned that the objects might be spying, testing defenses, or interfering with pilots, which could impact military readiness. This comes after a 2025 hearing where whistleblowers revealed more hidden videos, and the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office has provided unclear answers so far. One key clip is a spherical UAP dipping in and out of clouds over Afghanistan on November twenty-third, 2020. The release of these videos ties back to President Trumps order to release UAP files in February 2019, and Hegseths team is working to comply, but needs time to review everything before it is released.

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