🚨French Parliament to Hold Historic UFO Hearing On June 29, 2026, the French National Assembly is set to host a parliamentary colloquium titled "Research on Unidentified Aerospace Phenomena Beyond Fantasy." The event is being organized by members of parliament from different political parties and will bring together representatives from GEIPAN, the French Air and Space Force, CNES, aerospace engineers, historians, data scientists, and researchers to discuss UFOs in a formal parliamentary set...

A lot happened this week. Quick roundup of what's worth your attention: Official / Government 🔹 Second Pentagon UAP file batch incoming — Chief spokesman Sean Parnell confirmed a second batch is being processed for imminent release. First drop was already significant; this one is reportedly larger. 🔹 France's first parliamentary UAP symposium — June 29 — National Assembly scheduled an official hearing with lawmakers, CNES space agency, GEIPAN, and scientific experts. First time the French p...

France’s National Assembly will host its first parliamentary UAP symposium on June 29th 2026, and will bring lawmakers, CNES, GEIPAN, and scientists together to discuss the UFO phenomenon.

France’s National Assembly will host its first parliamentary UAP symposium on June 29th 2026, and will bring lawmakers, CNES, GEIPAN, and scientists together to discuss the UFO phenomenon. https://t.co/jycg1eHlef https://t.co/SYiTvWFOr4 https://t.co/2B6tgidpUd [Quoted] 💥Breaking💥 France’s National Assembly to Host UAP Conference One of the oldest countries to have a public official UAP investigation group will be hosting the conference, which will be exploring the topic of UAP beyond the re...

🚨 France, May 25, 1975 Three women driving at night saw a flying disc drop to within meters of their car. “It was terrible… we saw it descend fast.” Vintage eyewitness testimony from a close encounter taken seriously by French authorities. The case was forwarded to the national space agency’s #UFO investigation unit — the predecessor to today’s @GEIPAN at @CNES What would you have done? 👇