The Department of War is investigating the claim that the Air Force is holding back two cellphone videos supposedly showing a 100-foot triangle UFO over a Colorado military base.
XX DAYS after The Post revealed the alleged coverup the agency said it is “actively investigating” the WHEREABOUTS OF two videos showing the out-of-this-world aircraft, recorded on successive nights by a service member in 2023, acting Pentagon Press Secretary Joel Valdez said on Wednesday.
“We will release what we find under PURSUE on war.gov/ufo,” said Valdez.
The Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters has been the Trump administration’s platform for releasing the tranches of UFO files which have garnered billions of website hits.
The two classified clips purportedly show a 100-foot triangle UFO flying near a military base somewhere in Colorado — zooming over mountains and actively camouflaging in clouds, according to sources.
The videos are stored with the Air Force Office of Special Investigations in Colorado, file numbers IRR1669S015524 and IRR1669S005024, according to those sources.
The Trump administration’s most recent UFO files release revealed that government employees witnessed a triangle UFO near Colorado Springs in 2023.
There is no timetable on when those videos could be released, Valdez said.
The administration announced on July 21 that it would waive non-disclosure agreements for former government employees and contractors who have information on UFO programs in an effort to draw out further information on any highly secretive programs.
