US releases first UFO-related files: Astronauts claim to have seen mysterious objects on the moon, astronauts say - a fireworks scene outside

On Friday, the first batch of UFO files, which have long been discussed in the United States, was released. The Trump administration made hundreds of new videos, photos and old government records public. In these files, the most discussed are the pictures related to NASA's Apollo mission and the conversations of the astronauts. The documents released also include photographs and conversation records related to NASA's Apollo 12 and Apollo 17 missions. One image claims to have seen three mysterious points in the sky on the surface of the moon. The most interesting part is believed to be the transcript of the Apollo 17 mission. In it, astronauts can be heard talking about seeing shiny objects near the spacecraft during flight. One operator told Mission Control, "I can see some shiny particles or fragments passing by." President Donald Trump ordered Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to release records related to UFOs and alleged alien activities a few months ago. After the files were released, Trump wrote on the social media platform Truth Social that he had asked government agencies to release information about alien life, UFOs and UAPs to the public. After these files came to light, the discussion about UFOs and alien life has intensified on social media. However, the US government has made it clear in the past that it has so far found no concrete evidence of alien life or alien technology. Earlier Pentagon reports also said that many UFO videos and images were later revealed to be military technology or natural events. Video released by the Pentagon... The documents released by the Pentagon include some photographs taken by the FBI on New Year's Eve 1999. It has been claimed that some mysterious objects have been seen near US military planes. In addition, photographs taken by military pilots have also been released, in which objects flying at high speed are seen passing through the planes. In a declassified military report, an officer said he saw several glowing objects moving rapidly in the sky. According to the report, one of the objects was tracked by the aircraft's targeting system for about 20 seconds, but later it suddenly disappeared. New UFO files have revealed a picture of a mysterious object that appeared over the Gulf of Oman. It has been claimed that in 2024, the infrared sensor recorded this object in the shape of a flying tear-like object at high speed. Officials, however, clarified that these were only eyewitness statements. They should not be considered an alien or UFO confirmation. A video of a mysterious object found in the Gulf of Oman. US lawmakers say the documents released on Friday are just the beginning. More records will be made public in the coming days. However, it is not yet clear when the next files will be released. US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the government wants to bring more transparency in UFO cases. The government says more information will be made available to the public so that people can decide for themselves what these incidents mean. Parts of some documents have been blacked out to conceal the identity of witnesses and information about sensitive military bases. However, officials say no vital information related to the incidents has been withheld.