Pentagon releases Fourth batch of UFO Files
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The Pentagon released its fourth batch of UFO files Friday following President Trump’s declassification order, including footage of a mysterious six-pointed object off the coast of East Asia. The latest files — while containing no proof of alien life — add to the diversity of unexplained phenomena revealed since May,
