UFO experts have claimed that this disagreement could be the government trying to back-pedal because it isn’t “ready or willing” to disclose the information. It is claimed the program ended in 2012, however Mr Elizondo said that he had continued to work with officials from the Navy and the CIA on the program until he resigned from office in October. However, when contacted by Sun Online, the spy organisation Defence Intelligence Agency claimed there had been some misunderstandings.Ī spokesman said: “There is some confusion about this program and claims about its purpose in press reporting … the Defence Intelligence Agency has not released any information, files or videos.”īut Department of Defence officials disputed this, saying they did not know what “confusion” the Defence Intelligence Agency was referring to, and stating they had been “clear” about the program’s aims.Ī Department of Defence spokesman said: “The AATIP’s mandate, when it existed, was to assess far-term foreign advanced aerospace threats to the United States.” Two bombshell videos of unexplained UFO sightings by US military personnel - investigated by the AATIP - were also published.
The organisation’s work was outed by Luis Elizondo when he told The New York Times he ran the shadowy Department of Defence program from 2007 to 2012 and continued to look into the issue until he resigned in October this year. The revelation excited UFO fans around the world as it was the first time the US government had admitted investigating UFOs since 1969. The Pentagon last week confirmed the existence of a $22 million program called the Advanced Aviation Threat Identification Program (AATIP) which investigated sightings of UFOs between 2007 to 2012, The Sun reported. THE mystery of a top-secret UFO program has deepened after government officials claimed there was confusion about its purpose - while experts accused them of backtracking.
EXPERTS have accused the US government of backtracking with experts claiming agency isn’t willing to disclose information.
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