Pentagon Releases Footage of Oval UFO Near Japan
Kyodo News
The Pentagon released footage of an oval UFO near Japan as part of its UAP transparency push. The object, captured by the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, moves at unexplained speeds and has no known flight technology markers. Officials hope to encourage more public reporting of similar phenomena.
On May 2, the Pentagon released a collection of videos documenting unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), including an oval-shaped object spotted over the eastern sea near Japan.
According to an official statement, the footage was gathered as part of the Pentagon's UAP research program. The object is described as oval-shaped, moving at an unusual speed, and showing no signs of any known flight technology.
This is part of U.S. efforts to increase transparency regarding unidentified aerial phenomena. In 2022, the Pentagon established the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) to coordinate the collection and analysis of UAP data.
U.S. officials said the video release aims to raise public awareness and encourage pilots, military personnel, and civilians to report any anomalous observations.
The incident has further fueled discussions about the possible existence of unidentified flying objects and their implications for national security and science.
