DoD: Additional Legal Barriers for UAP Records Disclosure
The Department answered six appeals in late September. They maintained legal exceptions tied to enforcement proceedings. New justifications were introduced, including classified intelligence protections.
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The Defense Department responded to six Freedom of Information Act appeals on September 29th. Officials maintained exemptions previously cited regarding potential interference with investigations. During this review, authorities introduced additional legal restrictions not originally referenced. These include protections for sensitive intelligence collection methods. The decision creates significant obstacles for researchers seeking transparency about aerial phenomena.
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