A former US Air Force and intelligence officer recently claimed that the US government may have been collecting alien spacecraft for a secret project for decades.

Former officer David Charles Grusch made the shocking revelation in an interview on NewsNation television.

Former officer David Charles Grusch told US media that he had turned over evidence of the top secret program to Congress and the leadership of the Intelligence Community.

“These are technical vehicles that are not of human origin, you can call them spaceships if you like. They are of alien origin, have landed or crashed on Earth,” Grusch released a shocking statement.

Grusch also hinted that in some cases, more than just spaceships were found. “Logically, when you recover something that’s landed or crashed, there could be a dead pilot inside. This sounds far-fetched, but it’s true,” Grusch said. Grush also asserts that man is certainly not alone (in the universe).

Image of an unidentified flying object (UFO) released by the Pentagon in 2020.

Grusch used to work in the US government’s special forces in charge of unidentified phenomena (UAP). The former US officer admitted that he had not seen the photos of the alien spacecraft with his own eyes. But know about this through intelligence officials.

“At first I thought I was being tricked, that it was a hoax. People confided in me. Many senior intelligence officers spoke to me, saying they were part of a top secret program involved. to alien spacecraft,” Grusch shared.

The US Department of Defense later denied Grusch’s claims. A Department of Defense spokesman told the New York Post that the UAP and later the Office of Anomaly Analysis (AARO) “did not detect any verifiable information regarding the top secret program.” about possessing or seeking to possess technology related to extraterrestrial objects, both past and present”.

Grusch was a former US Air Force and intelligence officer.

Sean Kirkpatrick, director of AARO, revealed at a NASA meeting late last month that only a tiny fraction of the hundreds of UFO sightings over the past three decades are actually unexplained phenomena. .

Of the 800 UFO-related cases reported to the Department of Defense over the past 27 years, only 2-5% of cases are considered “anomalous phenomena”.

A detailed UFO report is expected to be published by AARO in July, after a nine-month investigation involving 16 independent experts and scientists.

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