Military UFO Whistleblowers Testify on Retaliation, Coverups at House Hearing

At a recent House hearing, military veterans provided startling testimony about encounters with unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), including footage showing a U.S. military drone's missile failing to damage a high-speed orb off Yemen's coast. Witnesses, including Air Force and Navy veterans, described various unexplained craft such as giant triangles and glowing cubes, and alleged a systematic campaign to silence and retaliate against those reporting these phenomena. Claims surfaced that the U.S. Air Force destroyed UAP-related police records and that whistleblowers faced blacklisting, forged documents, and security clearance manipulations. Lawmakers expressed concern about government secrecy, with some suggesting the crafts could be reverse-engineered technology or extraterrestrial in origin. The hearing underscored demands for full UAP disclosure, enhanced whistleblower protections, and increased transparency to restore public trust. These revelations highlight ongoing tensions between national security interests and public demand for truth regarding these mysterious aerial encounters.