Trump declassifies new UFO files by 2026?

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The Trump administration has already declassified multiple tranches of files on unidentified anomalous phenomena, with the first release occurring on 8 May 2026, followed by a second on 22 May and a third on 12 June 2026. These documents, dating back to the late 1940s, include military reports, witness interviews, photographs, and videos, some describing spinning discs and glowing orbs. The Pentagon and Department of War have confirmed the process is rolling, with new materials posted every few weeks as they are reviewed.

Historically, such transparency campaigns have rarely produced conclusive evidence of extraterrestrial life; the current releases explicitly state no review has concluded UAPs are alien in origin. Comparable cases, including the 2024 National Archives UAP collection, show governments prioritising disclosure over definitive resolution. Given three tranches already public and the stated rolling mechanism, the 0% market probability on *new* declassification by mid-2026 appears inconsistent with the ongoing release schedule.

Traders should monitor the Department of War’s PURSUE portal (WAR.GOV/UFO) for announcements of the fourth tranche, expected within weeks. The schedule depends on the pace of review by the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office and ODNI. A recent ABC News report confirms the Pentagon will continue releasing files “on a rolling basis,” with no indication the process has stalled. Any delay beyond June would be unusual given the administration’s stated commitment to total transparency.

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