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Pentagon Publishes Fourth PURSUE UAP Release Including Yellow Sea Star Video and Pantex Report

Adding 40 files to the public archive, the tranche expands records as agencies continue declassification reviews

Overview

  • The Department of War posted the fourth PURSUE tranche on Friday, July 10, 2026, publishing 40 files made up of 19 videos, 14 documents, four audio files and three images.
  • One newly released 18‑second infrared clip from U.S. Indo‑Pacific Command shows a multi‑pronged, star‑like area of contrast tracked over the Yellow Sea in 2025 and remains officially unresolved.
  • A declassified Department of Energy report recounts a 2015 intrusion over the Pantex nuclear weapons plant in Texas where officers chased a silent, diamond‑shaped object and turned evidence over to the FBI.
  • Officials and AARO emphasize the materials are informational, include redactions to protect sensitive details, and often lack full sensor metadata or certified chains of custody that would allow definitive identification.
  • The release extends a rolling transparency effort ordered by President Trump and draws on records from the Pentagon, NASA, DOE, CIA, FBI and combatant commands while prompting continued analysis of flight‑safety and national‑security implications.