25 Cold Spheres in the Sky and a Giant Triangle: The Files the Pentagon Couldn't Solve

The Pentagon released 41 new files on UFOs, including a 2021 sighting of about 25 'cold spheres' over the Gulf of Oman, a giant silent triangle in Afghanistan from 2023, and new footage from 2026. Officials emphasize: no evidence of aliens.

The Pentagon has released 41 new files on unidentified aerial phenomena (UFOs), covering sightings from 1950 to 2026. One prominent document describes an incident from September 2021, when a U.S. special operations AC-130 gunship crew conducted a live-fire exercise over the Gulf of Oman. According to a declassified intelligence report, crew members identified via infrared sensors about 25 appearances of objects described as 'cold spheres.' Some moved at low altitude and speeds estimated between 250 and 1,300 miles per hour. Another document describes an October 2023 sighting in Colorado Springs, where a witness saw a dark, almost transparent triangle pass over his home at an estimated height of about 90 meters, moving quickly and silently for about four seconds. An additional FBI document describes an event from the current year in the western United States, where a government agent picked up a radio frequency, aimed a thermal sensor, and identified two dark objects moving together at the same speed for five to ten minutes. Officials emphasize that there is no evidence of aliens.