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AARO's Consolidated Annual Report on UAP for Fiscal Year 2025

FY2025 Consolidated Annual Report on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena

All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), Department of War · Jul 21, 2026 · USA · Report

Original available

Official AARO URL (already in the site's data); the text was read on The Black Vault's copy on November 1, 2026.

What it contains
A 15-page report on the period from June 2, 2024 to May 30, 2025: 319 new reports (284 from the period and 35 earlier), of which 114 were resolved; with another 256 backlog cases, the cases resolved in the period are 370, all attributed to ordinary causes (balloons, birds, satellites, aircraft, drones, a rocket launch and a jet pack). It flags a Navy maritime case off Virginia with about 100 UAP in flight and two probably unmanned surface systems, still under review, and 50 drone incidents near nuclear infrastructure. It states that so far no evidence indicates that a government or private entity has captured or exploited material derived from UAP; of the 262 contacts received through the confidential channel, 7 warranted an interview.
What it shows and what it does not
It states that so far nothing indicates that the government or a private entity has ever captured or exploited UAP material and that AARO is defining a process to handle it should it come into possession of any: it contradicts, within the limits of what AARO has examined, the claims about possession of recovered material (G-001, G-025, E-026, E-041, E-060). Omega Click reported the part on the process for the material but not the sentence that precedes it, and added that the objects off Virginia allegedly cannot be attributed to any nation, which the passage of the report does not say.
How it came to light
Published by AARO. Omega Click summarized it in its video of July 27, 2026 and linked it (aaro.mil) in its article of August 17, 2026.
The document
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Sources

  1. AARO, FY2025 Consolidated Annual Report on UAP (PDF) (primary source)
  2. Copy of the report on The Black Vault (PDF) (primary source)
  3. Omega Click, “100 UFO sull'oceano: La Marina USA non sa cosa sono” (YouTube, July 27, 2026) (video/audio, pro-disclosure)
  4. DefenseScoop, July 21, 2026 – the report and the episode off Virginia (press)
  5. The Black Vault, July 21, 2026 – AARO publishes the FY2025 report late (analysis)

On this site

People 3

Claims 10

Inconsistencies 1

Official positions 1

Where the claims come from 6

Timeline 1

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