The Pentagon has released a report on hundreds of new UFO sightings and no evidence of extraterrestrial life.

The Pentagon has published the results of its latest report on UFOs. According to the report, hundreds of new sightings of unidentified aerial phenomena have been collected, but no evidence has been found that these objects have extraterrestrial origins. It is confirmed that most incidents can be explained by the presence of balloons, birds, satellites, and other known objects. However, there are some unexplained cases.

The Pentagon's report has sparked significant interest from the public and lawmakers, who are calling for greater transparency from the government regarding these unidentified phenomena. However, federal efforts are currently focused on studying and detecting unidentified aerial objects in relation to national security and air transportation safety, rather than scientific research. The report also notes that all reviewed cases have terrestrial origins.

According to the report, 757 incidents related to UFOs were recorded over the year, most of which occurred in the airspace. 272 incidents from the previous period remain unresolved. The most frequent observers are pilots and ground observers. Most incidents have been explained, but there are those that remain unresolved due to a lack of sufficient information.

It is noted that no incident resulted in injuries or accidents. However, there were cases of unknown objects approaching commercial and military aircraft. Research into these cases is ongoing, but there is currently no evidence of a connection to foreign states.

Overall, the Pentagon's report indicates a general interest in the topic of UFOs and the government's efforts to study these phenomena from a security perspective. It is also worth noting that the U.S. Department of Defense has created a website that publishes photos and videos of UFOs that have been declassified.