The Navy says it's halting the release of any further UFO tapes due to potential national security risks.
Over the course of the past few years, the most notable UFO tapes were released by sources positioned within the United States Armed Forces. One especially popular video of a flying saucer was confirmed as authnetic by the Pentagon itself. Now, it looks like officials are reversing course due to potential harm the release of more footage could cause to national security efforts.
"The UAP Task Force has responded back to DNS-36 and have stated that the requested videos contain sensitive information pertaining to Unidentified Aerial Phenomena and are classified and are exempt from disclosure in their entirety under exemption 5 U.S.C. § 552 in accordance with Executive Order 13526 and the UAP Security Classification Guide," Gary Cason, deputy director of the aforementioned office, said in the letter.
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