 has been involved in the recovery of several unidentified flying objects (UFOs) from various locations around the world. According to these reports, the CIA has successfully recovered at least nine such objects, with two of them being described as completely intact.){kind=link}
Recent reports suggest that the CIA’s Office of Global Access (OGA) has been involved in the recovery of several unidentified flying objects (UFOs) from various locations around the world. According to these reports, the CIA has successfully recovered at least nine such objects, with two of them being described as completely intact. These claims have been brought forward by whistleblowers and are detailed in various sources, including PressReader, Dreaded, and Swarajya Magazine.
The reported operations, which are said to have been ongoing since 2003, involve top-secret military teams that are dispatched globally to retrieve these “non-human craft.” The details of these missions, including the exact nature of the recovered objects, are not publicly disclosed. It is claimed that these objects did not originate from Earth, further fueling curiosity and speculation about their true nature and origins.
Additionally, the whistleblowers allege that the CIA has the capability to discern UFOs even when they are cloaked and that special military units, including Delta Force or SEAL teams and the Nuclear Emergency Support Team (NEST), are involved in these recovery operations. However, it’s important to note that organizations like NEST have denied involvement in such operations.
These reports also mention that a bill sponsored by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, known as the “UAP Disclosure Act,” has been adopted as part of the 2024 National Defense Authorization Act. This bill requires the government to disclose information about recovered technologies of unknown origin and evidence of non-human intelligence.
While these reports are intriguing, they are based on claims from anonymous sources and whistleblowers. As such, they should be approached with caution. The full extent of these operations and the nature of the recovered objects remain a matter of speculation and have not been officially confirmed by any government agencies.