DOW-UAP-PR135, Unresolved UAP Report, Middle East, 2025
The United States Central Command submitted a report of an unidentified anomalous phenomenon to the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) consisting of 1 minute of video footage from an infrared sensor aboard a U.S. military platform in 2025. An accompanying mission...
Source details
- Media type
- video
- Archive path
- Release_6/DOD_111985782.mp4
- Source agency
- Department of War
- Event date
- 2025
- Location
- Middle East
- Release date
- 9/18/26
- Last updated
- 2026-09-17
- Source file
- Open source file
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- C112 Release 6 Companion Map and Reading Guide
Source-anchored Release 6 analysis with explicit evidence boundaries and linked follow-up tests.
Open analysis in viewer - C116 AAWSAP Materials Signatures and Sensor Engineering
The engineering papers give the archive a useful set of constraints: materials, signatures, sensing, storage and thermal or electrical limits. They should be read as a historical research portfolio, not as a hidden parts catalog for the objects in the videos.
Open analysis in viewer - C118 AAWSAP Biology Cognition and Control Systems
This family connects human interfaces, health claims, cognition, computing and the search for intelligence. Those are different evidence types. A medical narrative, a statistical civilization model and a cockpit scenario cannot collectively establish an...
Open analysis in viewer - C119 Release 6 Operational Reports and Exact Source Pairings
The operational packets are stronger than uncontextualized clips because the catalog supplies exact document/media pairings. Their quantitative claims still depend on unavailable geometry and explicitly estimated fields. The written estimate and the public...
Open analysis in viewer - C120 Release 6 Video Corpus Triage
All 16 MP4 files received a six-state raw survey. Fifteen contain visual encounter or historical film material; one carries Ruppelt's audio presentation. The survey supports a release-wide allocation of attention, not a claim that every frame or audio...
Open analysis in viewer - C121 Middle East PR133 and PR135 Raw Sequence Tests
PR133 contains a compact bright return that persists through five sampled states while its screen position changes. PR135 contains a persistent cluster of several bright returns. These findings support the existence of visible source features; they do not...
Open analysis in viewer - C124 Release 6 Cross Release Synthesis and Evidence Gaps
Source-anchored Release 6 analysis with explicit evidence boundaries and linked follow-up tests.
Open analysis in viewer - C125 Middle East Six Object Group Disclosure Companion
The most useful disclosure-forward encounter question in this Release 6 review is whether PR135 records a controlled group maneuver, and what the paired report adds to that question. This is a selection for deeper investigation, not a ranking of...
Open analysis in viewer - C126 Release 6 Sensor Science Reading Guide
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Open analysis in viewer - C127 Release 6 Advanced Aerospace Science and Corpus Guide
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Open analysis in viewer - C129 Disclosure Unresolved Cases and Evidence Thresholds
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