FBI UAP Working Group Revealed: Federal Bureau of Investigation Confirms UFO Investigation Unit
Politico revealed the existence of a previously unknown FBI UAP Working Group that investigates credible UFO sightings reported by pilots and military veterans. FBI agents working in the unit disclosed its existence due to concerns about job security amid Trump administration layoffs. Ryan Graves and Americans for Safe Aerospace collaborate with the group.
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Background
On February 3, 2025, Politico.com revealed the existence of a previously unknown FBI UAP Working Group that investigates credible UFO/UAP sightings reported by trained observers such as pilots and military veterans.
An FBI spokesman confirmed the group's existence, stating they intervene when there is potential violation of federal law, particularly illegal actions affecting national interests.
Revelation
Politico.com disclosed the FBI UAP Working Group on February 3, 2025.
This was the first public acknowledgment of the group.
Purpose
The group investigates credible UFO/UAP sightings from trained observers like pilots and military veterans.
They intervene in cases of potential federal law violations impacting national interests.
Confirmation
An FBI spokesman confirmed the group's existence.
Agents disclosed involvement due to job security concerns amid Trump administration layoffs.
Agent Background
Some agents in the UAP division also investigated the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack.
Collaboration
Ryan Graves, former Air Force pilot and director of Americans for Safe Aerospace (ASA), collaborated with the group for about one and a half years.
He directs witnesses to file reports with the group.
Connections
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