Pentagon Says UAP Evidence Points to Foreign Surveillance

Recent accounts of UFOs span firsthand claims, religious interpretations and official skepticism. TV host Bradley Walsh says interviews with military witnesses—including accounts of the 1980 Rendlesham Forest incident and the 2004 “Tic Tac” encounter—left him believing they sincerely saw unexplained phenomena. Retired Pentagon UAP task-force director Jay Stratton recounts seeing a humanoid figure outside his home and argues in a new memoir that governments and contractors possess nonhuman technology, claims he says could have major national-security implications. Former Apollo astronaut Charlie Duke, by contrast, believes UFOs are real but demonic, a conviction he says was affirmed through prayer. A separate review of Pentagon investigations says unexplained military sightings do not establish extraterrestrial visitation and are more often associated with surveillance, sensor errors or airborne clutter.