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New pentagon sphere ufo videos show alien drones
Confirmed
In Short: Some high-fidelity videos clearly show that these spheres can move rapidly without visible means of propulsion, a characteristic that has been observed in the largest subset of unresolved UFO cases in the Pentagon's files.
The Pentagon has released a sixth batch of declassified Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) files, including videos of small spherical objects.
According to the United States Central Command, the infrared video shows six small 'spheres or orbs' moving at an estimated 480 miles per hour (770 kph).
The Pentagon's Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs and Chief Pentagon Spokesman, Sean Parnell, stated in a press release that the Department of Defense is publishing these files as part of the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters (PURSUE).
This batch includes 72 new files, comprising 15 videos, 56 documents, and one audio file.
The spherical objects in the videos are notable for their lack of flight surfaces and visible exhaust, yet they can accelerate rapidly from stationary flight to over 1,500 mph.
Four videos in the batch came from local law-enforcement reporting in Colorado, while the rest are from various other sources.
The Washington Examiner reported that these UFOs are often featured in declassified videos and reports released by the Department of Defense.
The Pentagon's releases do not confirm the existence of extraterrestrial technology, but they do highlight the need for further investigation into unidentified objects that can pose flight-safety risks or reveal gaps in air surveillance.
The videos also raise questions about the nature of these objects, whether they are secret military or intelligence units, or possibly drones operated by adversaries like Russia or China.
The Pentagon has not provided public information explaining the extent of the damage done by Iranian attacks to U.S. bases in the Middle East, but satellite imagery has consistently captured the impact of strikes.
A Pentagon inspector general report found that 'hundreds of buildings and structures' had been damaged at American posts across the region.
What this adds
The Washington Examiner notes that these UFOs are often featured in declassified videos and reports released by the Department of Defense.
The Pentagon's releases do not confirm the existence of extraterrestrial technology, but they do highlight the need for further investigation into unidentified objects.
The Pentagon has not provided public information explaining the extent of the damage done by Iranian attacks to U.S. bases in the Middle East.
Background
The Washington Examiner also notes that high-fidelity videos show some spheres lacking flight surfaces or visible exhaust yet accelerating rapidly, a characteristic of the largest subset of unresolved UFO cases in the Pentagon's files.
What's confirmed
- It adds information, but it does not establish that any object was extraterrestrial THUNDER BAY – NEWS – The Pentagon has released another collection of records about unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAP – the official term for reports commonly called UFO sightings.
- Their appearance in an official Pentagon archive does not mean the Pentagon built, observed or validated those technologies.
- Another 2025 case shows six small spherical objects apparently changing direction while moving together.
- Unidentified objects can create flight-safety risks, reveal gaps in air surveillance or point to drones and other technology operated by an adversary.
- Four videos came from local law-enforcement reporting in Colorado.
What's still developing
- That said, the drone operator’s systems would likely have enabled him to accurately estimate the spheres’ speed.
- It’s a fun way to get lucrative YouTube and Netflix shows.
- Balloons and satellites account for nearly 85% of the objects in the Pentagon’s resolved UFO investigations.
- This morphology characterizes the largest subset of UFOs in the Pentagon’s unresolved case files.
- We’ve already seen some very interesting reports, including from last week’s Pentagon disclosure.
- Do the releases prove aliens exist, or that alien craft are visiting Earth?
- The film shows a large group of small white objects flying in the blue sky.
- For context, the Pentagon released a 2nd batch on May 22, a 3rd batch on June 12, the 4th batch on July 10 and the 5th batch on August 7, all in 2026.
- The… — The Sol Foundation (@_SolFoundation) September 18, 2026 One of the more interesting military videos is one recorded of several small spheres over a U.S.
- Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan, for example, began Oct. 7, 2001, and ended on Dec. 31, 2014, before moving into Operation Freedom's Sentinel The Pentagon used those dates to establish campaign phases and eligibility for military awards, but they also provide Congress, service members and the public with a clear way to track the scope and duration of American military involvement in operations abroad.
- Updated on: September 3, 2026 / 8:42 AM EDT / CBS News Washington — An Air Force email from August, obtained by CBS News, shows the Pentagon was instructing personnel to stop referring to the ongoing U.S.
- But the date also raises questions about how the Pentagon categorizes service members who were killed and wounded after "Operation Epic Fury" formally ended, or why guidance over what to call ongoing U.S.