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New Zealand defence planners reassess Pacific security as China’s DF-27 missile range expands
It was a geography of reassurance. For decades, the Pacific Ocean looked more like a moat than a highway to New Zealand’s defence planners. That…
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House Armed Services Bill Forces Pentagon to Change Repair, Drone Policies
The House Armed Services Committee’s Fiscal Year 2027 defense bill, advanced June 7, is less about what it funds and more about what it forces….
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Declassified Report Reveals Unresolved UAP Encounter Over Africa in 2022
The Department of War has made public a declassified report concerning an unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) encounter from 2022 that remains unresolved. The document, issued…
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USAF F-16C Shoots Down Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon Over Lake Huron
The Department of War (DoW) has made public a collection of documents labeled PR71 that detail a 2022 encounter in which a United States Air…
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Pentagon’s Third UAP Video Release Under PURSUE Policy Draws Mixed Reaction
Syria, May 25, 2026 — infopulsetoday.com — The Department of War’s release of a 90-second UAP video from a Middle Eastern mission last August has…
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Pentagon Labels Released 2017 Syria UAP Video Under New PURSUE Policy
The Pentagon’s new PURSUE policy has a name for the footage it just released: PR51. That file name — dow-uap-pr051-syrian-uap-instant-acceleration — tells you everything the…
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War Department Declassifies 2024 UAP Encounter Report from Europe
The Department of War has made public a previously classified document detailing an unresolved unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) encounter that took place in 2024 during…
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Pentagon UAP Release Raises Questions on Future Disclosure Process
The Pentagon’s decision to release a 2023 UAP video isn’t just about one more grainy clip. It’s about what happens next. And who gets to…
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DoD Video Release Raises Questions on AARO’s Analysis of UAP Formation
The Department of War’s decision to release a 2021 video of a UAP-USO formation under the PURSUE policy raises a pointed question about what the…
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Pentagon Release of Spherical UAP Video Includes Transmitted Callsign
The Department of War’s decision to release the 2021 spherical UAP video is the latest move under the PURSUE policy framework, but the fallout extends…
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