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AARO Releases Three UAP Videos from Africa

AARO released three infrared surveillance videos captured by AFRICOM (US Africa Command) showing UAP encounters in Africa. Video 1 (2022) and Video 3 (2023) remain unresolved. Video 2 (2024) was classified as migratory birds with 95%+ confidence. Critics noted insufficient analytical data for independent scientific evaluation.

Date
August 1, 2025
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🇺🇸 United States
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PR-003: Unresolved UAP Report, Africa 2023Gov Report
AARO / AFRICOM
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PR-001: Unresolved UAP Report, Africa 2022 (Infrared)Gov Report
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AARO veröffentlicht drei UAP-Videos aus Afrika
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Background

In August 2025, the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) published three infrared surveillance videos recorded by assets of the United States Africa Command (AFRICOM) at undisclosed locations across Africa.

The Videos

  • Video 1 (2022): Infrared footage showing an unidentified aerial object. AARO classification: unresolved.
  • Video 2 (2024): Infrared recording attributed to migratory birds with 95% or higher confidence.
  • Video 3 (2023): Infrared footage of another unidentified object. AARO classification: unresolved.

Scientific Critique

Researchers and analysts criticized the release for providing insufficient metadata and analytical data, making independent scientific evaluation nearly impossible.

The videos lack critical contextual information:

  • Sensor specifications
  • Geographic coordinates
  • Environmental conditions

Without this information, rigorous analysis cannot be conducted.

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