Congress Set to Receive Crucial UFO Update from Pentagon as Sen. Gillibrand Demands Transparency
In a significant move towards transparency, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who heads the Senate Armed Services subcommittee on Emerging Threats and Capabilities, has confirmed that Congress will soon receive an eagerly anticipated update from the Pentagon regarding UFOs, also known as Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs).
Senator Gillibrand highlighted the importance of this briefing not just for lawmakers but for the general public. "It’s vital we make this information accessible to build credibility and trust in the office handling UAP investigations," she stated. This development comes on the heels of ongoing concerns about the funding and resources allocated to UAP research.
The update is expected to take place shortly after the November 5th election, providing the opportunity for the newly appointed head of the Pentagon’s UAP office, Jon Kosloski, to testify before Congress. Kosloski’s insights are anticipated to shed light on recent findings and the office’s future plans for investigating these mysterious phenomena.
Gillibrand has been vocal about her apprehensions regarding the current level of support for UAP investigations, stressing that adequate funding is essential for thorough and credible research. This upcoming briefing could play a crucial role in addressing these concerns and laying the groundwork for future efforts in understanding UAPs.
Stay tuned as this story develops and the spotlight continues to shine on one of the most intriguing topics in national security and scientific inquiry.
