TREE NEWS update: The U.S. Department of Defense released 10 more files on unidentified flying objects and unidentified anomalous phenomena on the 23rd, the seventh such batch since May. One file drew particular attention: a large matte-black triangular craft recorded this year. The Pentagon did not provide further details on the object.
Pentagon Releases 10 More UFO/UAP Files, Including Large Black Triangle
The significance here is less the triangle itself than the disclosure pattern: a seventh tranche since May signals a routinized release cadence rather than a one-off declassification event, which changes how markets and researchers should treat each new batch. The Pentagon's silence on the object is the tell — files are being published without accompanying assessments, leaving interpretation to outside analysts. That gap is what to watch: whether future releases pair sightings with official characterizations, or continue as raw document dumps. For now, the cadence is the story, not the craft.
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