The decision appears to be spurred by recent comments from former President Barack Obama, who suggested in an interview that aliens are “real,” though he claimed no direct knowledge of them. Trump criticized Obama for discussing classified information and stated he has “no opinion” on extraterrestrial life but emphasized the public’s right to know. Various media outlets reported that the declassification process will encompass a broad range of files, including those tied to UAP sightings documented by the Pentagon, fueling speculation about what revelations might emerge.
Reactions on social media and news platforms have been swift and varied, with some praising the move as a bold push for disclosure, while others question its timing and implications. Enthusiasts in the UFO community have hailed it as a potential breakthrough, echoing sentiments that 2026 could be the year of full disclosure. As agencies begin their review, the world watches closely for what could reshape our understanding of the universe and government’s role in concealing such phenomena.
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