The US Military Has an Official Reporting Portal for Tracking UAPs

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Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena or UAP’s (formerly UFOs)are a hot topic at the moment, after several US military whistleblowers went before Congress and exposed not only how pervasive they are, but how badly they’ve been tracked and monitored.

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00:00Unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAPs, formerly UFOs, are a hot topic at the moment.

00:10That's after several US military whistleblowers went before Congress and exposed not only how

00:15pervasive they are, but how badly they've been tracked and monitored. Well now, it looks like

00:19things are getting serious, as the Pentagon has now not only set up a website for professionals

00:24to submit their own reports about UAPs, allowing members of the military and pilots to submit

00:29reports without having to go through the chain of command. An issue pilots have repeatedly said

00:33is embarrassing, but the site also dropped online with a series of videos as well, including archived

00:39UAP reports and congressional briefings, among others. The new portal is being hailed as a one-stop

00:44shop for publicly available information related to AARO and UAP. That's according to Air Force

00:50Brigadier General Pat Ryder, and some are heralding it as a sign that the Pentagon might finally be

00:55getting serious about an issue that is not only a major security concern, but also has

01:00wild and important implications for humanity. Only current or former government employees,

01:05military personnel, and contractors can currently submit on the site. However, another one will

01:09be announced soon for the general public. But if you're thinking this is all about aliens,

01:13think again. The government is likely more worried about UAPs related to China or Russia

01:18than ones related to Mars or Venus.

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