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Official position · S-046

The consolidated FY2025 report attributes every resolved case to ordinary causes, again rejects the claim that the government possesses recovered UAP materials, and reports that, of the 262 reports from people who say they have direct knowledge of government programs, 255 were out of scope and 7 were selected for interviews. AARO is nevertheless preparing procedures for the eventuality that such materials come into the government's possession.

AARO (Department of War) · Jul 21, 2026

Materials and metamaterials

What it denies and what it leaves open

It rejects the claims about recovered materials on the basis of what AARO has examined; it does not say what the 7 interviews with alleged direct witnesses produced and leaves the unresolved cases open, such as the roughly 100 UAP reported by the Navy off Virginia.

Original words
should such materials ever come into the possession of the USG
Who disputes it
Grusch maintains that the government is aware of several dozen cases of non-human biological material and that some holdings were moved; Jay Stratton claims that the government and contractors possess craft of non-human origin.

Sources

  1. AARO, FY2025 Consolidated Annual Report on UAP (PDF) (primary source)
  2. AARO, FY2025 annual report (PDF copy on The Black Vault) (primary source)
  3. DefenseScoop, July 21, 2026 (press)
  4. The Black Vault, July 21, 2026: AARO's FY2025 report (analysis)

On this site

People 3

Claims 2

Documents 2

Cases 1

Where the claims come from 6

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