The 45 UAP Videos Congress Can't See. Here's Why The Pentagon Is Blocking Them
Analysis Summary
Summary
On April 14, 2026, the Pentagon missed a deadline set by Congress to provide over 45 UAP videos recorded by military platforms. Representative Anna Paulina Luna, who chairs the task force, stated that the Pentagon did not respond to the request until her office followed up. The videos include footage of unidentified objects near military bases and active conflict zones. Despite a presidential order for disclosure, the Pentagon has not provided the requested materials. The All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) has over 2,000 unresolved UAP incidents. The ongoing lack of transparency and consistent delays from the Pentagon have raised concerns about what is being protected. The encounter has led to increased scrutiny from Congress and the public regarding UAP disclosure.
Program Intelligence Analysis
The Pentagon has failed to respond to a congressional request for over 45 UAP videos, raising concerns about transparency and accountability. Despite a presidential order for disclosure, the pattern of obstruction suggests a deeper institutional resistance to revealing information about UAP encounters. The All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office reports over 2,000 unresolved UAP incidents, highlighting the ongoing challenges in addressing these phenomena.
The Pentagon's consistent failure to comply with congressional requests for UAP materials indicates a systematic effort to withhold information from oversight bodies.
Anna Paulina Luna
“It appeared the letter had not been passed to the appropriate authorities.”
Pete Hegseth
“I did not have a timeline for the release of the files.”
David Grusch
“I was denied access and subsequently retaliated against for attempting to bring the information forward.”
Managed by: United States Congress
Oversight and declassification of UAP materials
Managed by: Department of Defense
Investigate UAP incidents across various domains
The Pentagon has not responded to Congress's request for over 45 specific UAP videos recorded by military platforms.
The Pentagon's failure to respond to the congressional request is part of a consistent pattern of delaying and obstructing UAP oversight.
David Grusch testified under oath that the United States government possesses non-human craft.
The All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) has over 2,000 unresolved UAP incidents.
The Pentagon is withholding videos of UAP incidents that involve military engagement, including a shoot down over Lake Huron.