Official position · S-027

The FY2023 annual report lists 291 new reports without indicating how many cases were resolved; the Pentagon reiterated that it had already stated several times that it had found no evidence.

Department of Defense and ODNI (AARO) · Oct 18, 2023

Sightings, video, sensors

What it denies and what it leaves open

It does not rule on the origin of the unresolved cases; the published numbers are not consistent with one another (650 + 291 does not make 801) and the public version omits the number of resolved cases.

Original words: We've stated that we've found no evidence many times in the past.

Sources

ODNI: 2023 Consolidated Annual Report on UAP (primary source)
FY2023 report (PDF copy on The Black Vault) (primary source)
DefenseScoop, October 18, 2023 (press)

On this site

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The FY2023 Consolidated Annual Report on UAP Original available

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