The institutional treatment of the UFO Phenomenon is increasingly becoming an international story. Documents obtained by Euronews indicate that the European Commission has been monitoring information concerning unidentified anomalous phenomena since at least 2023, while also expressing interest in improving Europe's ability to detect and characterize objects operating within its airspace. European officials continue to emphasize that individual member states retain responsibility for national...

🧵 THE SKIES AREN'T CLASSIFIED: THE UAP DOSSIER SENT AROUND THE WORLD (1/16) Between 2021 and 2022, Malaysian observers photographed dozens of unidentified objects using a homemade ultraviolet and infrared telescope system. They believed some of the objects were operating near aircraft, military installations and other sensitive locations. Their dossier was sent to the European Commission, NASA, the UK Ministry of Defense, the Malaysian Nuclear Agency, Malaysia's civil aviation authority and...

The UAP, "instantly shot off at instant and unbelievable speed, without acceleration: just instant speed and it was gone from sight." ~Christiaan van Heijst, @Boeing 747 Captain "Exclusive: Brussels keen to monitor UFOs under the radar" (I pulled various excerpts from this LONG Euro-News article.) "Brussels has signalled it is monitoring unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) and has hinted at improving capabilities, according to documents seen by Euronews. "The European Commission seems to h...

Brussels and UFOs in the same sentence may sound like a ready-made recipe for clickbait. This time, however, the story is backed by genuine European Commission documents, official correspondence, and 37 photographs of unidentified objects submitted by two amateur astronomers from Malaysia. Euronews reported on the case today, revealing that the subject of unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAP, had appeared within the structures of the European Commission. What makes the story even more int...

The European Commission seems to have been monitoring UFOs under the radar since at least 2023, according to a document from the Commission’s defence department seen by Euronews. The Commission says it wants to improve Europe’s ability to detect and identify UAPs, while pilots and lawmakers are increasingly calling for standardized reporting because of aviation safety and security risks. https://t.co/2Ihn4Pq4mX

🚨BRUSSELS HAS BEEN MONITORING UFOs BEHIND CLOSED DOORS A document seen by Euronews suggests that the European Commission has been paying a lot more attention to unidentified anomalous phenomena than it has admitted publicaly. The correspondence dates back to 2023 and followed an approach from two Malaysian amateur astronomers who claimed to have captured UFO in the atmosphere and deep space using an ultraviolet infrared telescope. They sent 37 images to the Commission and raised concerns abo...

RT @Baptiste_Fri: 💥Breaking News💥 European Commission's Defense Department declares that it observes UAP "We are getting better at seeing i…

An important admission by the @EU_Commission on UAPs: it’s acknowledging it sees them! We know that guys - so what are your conclusions about it? https://t.co/SV8p3e2PIn [Quoted] 💥Breaking News💥 European Commission's Defense Department declares that it observes UAP "We are getting better at seeing it (UAPs) and better identifying it as our technological capacities improve, but we need to get even better" Euronews #ufotwitter https://t.co/22nzbTBKa3

The European Commission has been monitoring UFOs under the radar since at least 2023 - Brussels has signaled it is monitoring unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) and has hinted at improving capabilities, according to documents seen by Euronews.

Thank you, Baptiste! '...the Commission said it would propose to its 27 member states to "increase its ability to detect objects in the space environment around the Earth".' https://t.co/NNilr4y6GV [Quoted] 💥Breaking News💥 European Commission's Defense Department declares that it observes UAP "We are getting better at seeing it (UAPs) and better identifying it as our technological capacities improve, but we need to get even better" Euronews #ufotwitter https://t.co/22nzbTBKa3