![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/bombshell-ufo-doc-that-may-prove-aliens-exist-to-be-handed-to-congress-today/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/uforeportcomp.jpg&description=THE first ever annual report into UFOs is being released to Congress by US intelligence and could lift the lid on whether they exist. The dossier into what are officially called Unexplained Aerial Phenomena comes in the wake of a Pentagon report and Congressional hearing. Video of a US Navy pilot's encounter with an 'unidentified aerial phenomena'Credit: AFP One of the objects was said to look like a Tic TacCredit: US Navy Its release follows the landmark Congressional hearing in Washington in May and last year's Pentagon report into UAPs, which studied 144 reports of UAP encounters. Some of the incidents in the new classified report have reportedly already been attributed to Chinese intelligence using drones in a bid to find out how the United States trains its military pilots. Other explanations are said to include weather balloons and radar appearing to show objects that don't exist. But officials have stressed that other incidents still cannot be explained, reports ABC News. Bu one Congressman has already questioned why the report's contents are being kept under wraps. Rep. Tim Burchett - a long term advocate for disclosure – tweeted: 'Why is the updated UAP report on Monday going to be classified? 'Americans deserve to know if these incidents have natural explanations, if foreign adversaries are spying on us, or if there's *something else* going on.' The report is being presented by the Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines to Congress, as she is required to do by the 2022 Defense Bill. At the congressional hearing earlier this year Pentagon officials said that the number of UAP incidents under investigation had risen to more than 400. "There is no single explanation that addresses the majority of UAP reports," Sue Gough, a Defense Department spokesperson, said in a statement ahead of its release. "We are collecting as much data as we can, following the data where it leads, and will share our findings whenever possible. We will not rush to conclusions){kind=link}
THE first ever annual report into UFOs is being released to Congress by US intelligence and could lift the lid on whether they exist.
The dossier into what are officially called Unexplained Aerial Phenomena comes in the wake of a Pentagon report and Congressional hearing.
Its release follows the landmark Congressional hearing in Washington in May and last year’s Pentagon report into UAPs, which studied 144 reports of UAP encounters.
Some of the incidents in the new classified report have reportedly already been attributed to Chinese intelligence using drones in a bid to find out how the United States trains its military pilots.
Other explanations are said to include weather balloons and radar appearing to show objects that don’t exist.