Former Air Force intelligence officer, Maj. David Grusch, testified to Congress about a hidden program that deals with UFOs. The U.S. government calls them “unidentified aerial phenomena” (UAPs) instead. Democrats and Republicans want more research to ensure national security in case these sightings are linked to threats from other countries.
In 2019, Grusch was asked to find classified programs related to UAPs, but he was denied access to one that involved retrieving and studying crashed UFOs. He also hinted that the U.S. may have known about non-human activity since the 1930s.
The Pentagon denies the coverup, stating they have no evidence of such programs. Grusch claims to have faced retaliation for speaking out but hasn’t provided many details due to an ongoing investigation. His testimony has sparked interest in UAP research and government transparency on the matter.
