The Pentagon announced Thursday the launch of a new website that will provide officially declassified information about unidentified flying objects, which the government describes as unidentified anomalies.
Pentagon spokesman Pat Ryder said in a press conference that the Department of Defense will launch a website called www.aaro.mil with the so-called “Aberrational Anomaly Resolution Office” to provide information to the public about its efforts to understand and understand. Resolve unknown anomalies.
“The site will provide information on unknown anomalies, including videos and images, which will be clarified once they are scanned and released to the public,” Ryder told reporters.
He added: “Other content on the site includes sections on reporting trends and frequently asked questions, as well as links to official reports, transcripts, press releases and other resources that may be useful to the public.”
A Pentagon spokesman said the Department of Defense is committed to making the work of the Anomaly Resolution Office available to the American people in all areas involving unexplained anomalous phenomena.
He added: “The website will serve as an integrated station to provide the public with all information about the Anomaly Resolution Office in all fields and unknown anomalies. The Defect Resolution Office in all fields will regularly update the website with its latest activities and results, as new information is published to the public.”
Last July, David Grosch, a former Air Force intelligence officer, said the US government was in possession of unidentified foreign objects, or UFOs.
Last week, a group of lawmakers called on the intelligence community to provide information about a supposed secret program to recover crashed UFOs and to help reverse engineer the technology.