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This was seen in the sky over Iran tonight. What the hell is it? Are we looking at a UFO?
Al Jazeera also reported on the sighting.
A mysterious object filmed hovering over Tehran has sparked online speculation, with theories ranging from a children’s kite to advanced military surveillance equipment, while Iranian authorities have not identified it.
If the US was trying to get some attention and scare the hell out of the terrorist Islamic regime ruling over Iran, I would think this worked. Some individuals believe this is the TR-3B that has been reported in the past. Could it be?
|The unidentified glowing object spotted in the night sky over Tehran’s Azadegan Expressway on the evening of September 20 was neither the first nor the last of its kind. While U.S. officials have consistently denied the existence of the TR-3B for three decades, the appearance of a triangular craft over Iranian airspace reveals a distinct pattern: the U.S. is utilizing its most classified aircraft to conduct missions in Iranian airspace that it publicly denies undertaking.
TR-3B “Black Manta”: America’s Deepest Secret
The TR-3B “Black Manta” is an anti-gravity tactical reconnaissance aircraft allegedly developed in secret by the U.S. under the “Aurora” program, utilizing funding from the SDI (Strategic Defense Initiative) and “black budget” resources.
Newly public military records are offering another look at unexplained objects encountered by U.S. forces, including a cluster reportedly moving through Middle Eastern airspace at extraordinary speed, according to the NY Post.
According to a CENTCOM account from 2025, military personnel tracked six round objects traveling together at about 480 mph. Their flight path was unusual enough to draw attention, with the objects repeatedly altering course. Military video from the encounter shows several small objects crossing the sky above an arid landscape.
The Post wrote:
A 2025 report from US Central Command (CENTCOM) details a sighting of “six small spherical objects, grouped together” and “frequently changing direction” at 480 mph. Accompanying the report was one minute of video footage showing the objects as they flew over what appeared to be a desert region.
Another video, from 2023, captured circular objects flying over the Yellow Sea that were spotted by an infrared sensor aboard a US military platform.
In a separate case that year, a Colorado police officer spent about 15 minutes recording a stationary, silent object displaying several different colored lights.
The Post writes that some of the material reaches much further back. In 1952, Navy warrant officer Delbert Newhouse filmed a formation of bright objects while traveling through Utah. The case eventually became part of Project Blue Book, the Air Force’s long-running investigation into reports of unidentified objects in American skies.
Officials explored mundane explanations for the Utah footage, ranging from balloons to birds. One Air Force review ultimately attributed the objects to seagulls circling in rising air, although another examination found aspects of their brightness difficult to reconcile with ordinary birds.
The records are part of the government’s continuing release of historical and more recent UAP material, providing additional documentation of sightings that military personnel and investigators have examined over decades.

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The Pentagon has released a sixth batch of UFO files that includes several videos of unusual aerial anomalies, along with multiple documents featuring studies on exotic concepts like wormholes and invisibility cloaking. Posted Friday morning on the government’s new dedicated UAP transparency website, the tranche of materials follows the release of 158 records on May 8th, 64 records on May 22nd, 53 records on June 2nd, 40 records on July 10th, and 41 records on August 7th. The latest batch features 72 records containing 15 videos, 56 documents, and one audio file.
Among the videos (collected and showcased above) featured in the latest tranche are four pieces of footage, filmed by Colorado law enforcement back in 2023, showing what the witness described as a silent object that sported “red, blue, and green flashing lights.” As with previous Pentagon releases, there are also several clips captured by various military operations between the years 2022 and 2025. Much like other pieces of footage that have come to light over the summer, the videos show various difficult-to-decipher objects cruising through the sky at what appear to be significant speed. Additionally, Friday’s release includes a film of a 1952 UFO sighting in Utah that was studied by Project Blue Book.
Also contained in the new Pentagon release are a bevy of files concerning the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program (AAWSAP) aimed at researching “potential aerospace threats over a time horizon of more than 40 years.” Among them are dozens of Defense Intelligence Reference Documents, or DIRDs, produced by the program and covering such fantastic topics as invisibility cloaking, warp drive, and traversable wormholes. The audio file featured in the release is that of a 1952 presentation by Captain Edward J. Ruppelt wherein he details “the U.S. Air Force’s reorganized investigation into unidentified flying objects.”
Project Blue Book shut down in 1969 and the Air Force told America there was nothing left to investigate.
Now Trump forced open the files – and what they buried is exactly what they didn’t want you reading.
And what happened to a soldier’s watch during a UFO encounter will leave you scratching your head in disbelief.
The account comes directly from the Pentagon’s own files – filed through the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office and posted to war.gov/UFO on August 7 as part of Trump’s PURSUE program.
Two US military witnesses observed an unidentified object.
When it was over, one witness checked his analogue watch.
It was running 25 minutes fast.
He told investigators he had been watching the watch throughout the entire encounter.
The jump happened with no warning and no mechanical explanation.
Here’s the detail that makes this impossible to dismiss: his companion’s digital watch showed the correct time.
The dashboard clock in their vehicle showed the correct time.
Their phones showed the correct time.
Only the analogue watch – the one with physical moving parts – was affected.
Avi Loeb isn’t a fringe figure.
He’s a theoretical physicist at Harvard University, the former chair of Harvard’s astronomy department, and now chairs the UAP Science Advisory Council advising the White House and Pentagon directly.
When Loeb reviewed this report, he offered three possibilities.
First: electromagnetic interference.
An object producing a strong enough electromagnetic field could theoretically disrupt the mechanical components of an analogue watch while leaving digital devices – which operate on entirely different internal mechanisms – unaffected.
Loeb noted this would require a very specific type of emission.
Second: a classified American black project.
The US military runs experimental technology nobody publicly acknowledges.
If the witnesses stumbled onto a domestic program, the electromagnetic signature could explain the time discrepancy.
A newly released U.S. government video (pictured above) is drawing attention after appearing to show a mysterious spherical object racing across the sky above a populated area in the Middle East in 2025.
The footage is part of a new batch of declassified records concerning unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAP, released by the Pentagon. The short clip, said to be derived from an electro-optical and infrared sensor aboard a U.S. military platform, shows what appears to be an orb moving rapidly across the scene, but the available footage provides few clues about its size, distance, or method of propulsion.
According to the accompanying case summary, analysts were unable to determine whether the object was a drone, balloon, conventional aircraft or another known type of aerial vehicle. The case has therefore been designated “unresolved.”
The White House on Friday released footage of an unidentified flying object flying over the Middle East.
The footage is from 2025.
The US government released the video as part of its declassification of UFO files.
US Central Command said the UAP remains unresolved.
In May, the Department of War released a video of a fighter jet shooting down a UFO.
The Pentagon earlier this year began releasing files related to UFOs after President Trump ordered them to be made public.
In the second batch, a video was released of an F-16 fighter jet shooting down the unidentified object over Lake Huron in Michigan in February 2023.
The object was shot down during the Chinese spy balloon incident. Biden allowed a Chinese spy balloon to traverse over the continental US in early 2023.
Last month, the Pentagon released a fourth batch of files on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), with 40 new declassified files.
The fourth batch of files details the bizarre sightings, with unclassified reports from the military and various agencies, including one where a US military aviator describes seeing an object “unlike anything I had seen” in 28 years of Air Force and Navy service. The sighting was reported flying over the Eastern United States in a 2019 Range Fouler Debrief, which the Pentagon says is “a standardized reporting from the U.S. Navy uses to record the circumstances surrounding an unauthorized intrusion into controlled airspace during active military operations or training.”
The Trump administration released a fresh batch of UFO files on Friday, exposing dozens of reports and videos previously hidden from the public.
The fifth tranche includes chilling accounts of enormous triangular craft, mysterious high-speed orbs and even a metal sphere allegedly carrying a human body.
Among the most extraordinary reports is a military pilot’s account of a silent, 500-foot triangular object that swept over Bagram Airfield, a US-operated base in Afghanistan, in 2002.
The witness told agents that he was stargazing with a colleague at approximately 4.30am when the stars suddenly began disappearing above them.
‘It appeared as if something huge went overhead,’ the FBI interview summary states.
The pilot described the object as an equilateral triangle that moved silently across the sky at a steady speed and altitude, despite displaying no visible lights.
Another file recounts claims that a large metal sphere crashed into the center of Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro in 1963, gouging a 13ft-deep hole.
The mysterious object reportedly had window-shaped openings covered with thick glass, and contained a human body dressed in heavy clothing bearing inscriptions that could not be deciphered.
However, the records preserve witness statements and media reports rather than verified government findings, and they offer no evidence that either object was extraterrestrial.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said on Friday: ‘The Department of War is in lockstep with President Trump to bring unprecedented transparency regarding our government’s understanding of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena.
‘These files, hidden behind classifications, have long fueled justified speculation, and it’s time the American people see it for themselves.
‘This release of declassified documents demonstrates the Trump Administration’s earnest commitment to unprecedented transparency.’
One of the records, a three-page FBI interview summary, details the pilot’s alleged encounter with the 500ft triangular craft over Bagram.
He estimated that the equilateral object was traveling at around 173mph.
The second pilot reportedly witnessed it too, asking, ‘Did you see that?’ as it passed overhead.
The witness said he did not report the encounter at the time and later failed to find anything that explained what they had observed.
President Donald Trump has directed federal agencies to waive prior nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) for former government employees and contractors cooperating with unidentified anomalous phenomena investigations, Fox News Digital has learned.
“President Trump recently directed the Department of War and the intelligence community to allow former government employees or contractors, that have relevant information about the disclosure of UAP, to come forward to meet with designated government representatives — AARO or the President’s UAP taskforce, ‘PURSUE’ — and have their prior NDAs abrogated,” a senior administration official said, with AARO referring to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, the Pentagon office established to investigate UFOs and other unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs).
Another senior administration official emphasized the move was not a “declassification directive” and only allowed employees to come forward through government channels.
Officials say years of congressional inquiries, whistleblower allegations and newly declassified records have raised questions about whether additional witnesses have remained silent because they believed prior nondisclosure agreements prevented them from cooperating with government investigations.
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