Friday, June 25, 2021

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE RELEASES UAP Report

BREAKING NEWS 

PRESS RELEASE 

Preliminary Assessment: 

Unidentified Aerial Phenomena

June 25, 2021

Toronto [ZNN] The long awaited UAP report by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence was submitted to Congress today.

Although some critics are panning the report, saying little was revealed about UAP specifics, the report is considered by many informed experts as the major first step in the US government's official acknowledgement of the UAP issue.


After reviewing several initial media reports, ZNN located a BBC report which reflects a more balanced assessment.



The BBC headline reads: 

"Pentagon won't rule out aliens in long-awaited UFO report"


The BBC report goes on to underscore a number of key points in what it considers to be the necessary social change issues resulting from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence

Read entire comprehensive BBC review HERE

Read the nine page DNI Preliminary Report HERE 

ZNN will be following this story as it unfolds. Watch for UPDATES and assessments.

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2 comments:

  1. Thanks for this Victor. The Israeli comment is intriguing. Letting the cat out of the bag, at least for a minute or two.

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  2. There will clearly be more revealed eventually. This will ruminate in the the media and among pundits for a while. The the next stage - politicians will become disappointed and dissatisfied with Pentagon further ‘reviews’ and they will begin demands for hearings. With a repetitive and non-definitive assessment of ‘reports’ by the Pentagon, political figures will demand answers from witnesses like Bob Salas, other launch commanders, pilots, US Navy officials and perhaps even international witnesses. Besides, Rubio will not let this go… if there is a presidential campaign where he’ll run - count on him not side-stepping this issue. He has been far too vocal to back away. So much more yet to unfold.

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