US Congress Holds First Hearings on Existence of Aliens

The United States has been running a multi-year secret program to study unidentified flying objects, former intelligence officer David Grusch stated during Congress hearings on July 26. He revealed that "non-human" remains and technology have been discovered at sites related to relevant incidents, according to The Guardian.

Grusch, who led the analysis of unexplained anomalous phenomena at the Pentagon until 2023, informed the House Oversight Committee about the findings of "non-human" entities. The hearings were prompted by Grusch's claims in June that the US government has provided shelter for alien spacecraft.

“During my time on the job, I learned about a long-standing program to search for and reconstruct 'unidentified aircraft' that was closed off to me,” Grusch told the committee.

In 2022, Grusch stated that as part of his government work, he was tasked with investigating what the military, defense, and other agencies know about extraterrestrials but claims he was not permitted access to classified government programs concerning UFOs.

Speaking on Wednesday, Grusch mentioned that he has faced "very harsh" repercussions for his claims about extraterrestrials. He also confirmed the information of individuals who have “suffered” during government efforts to conceal information regarding UFOs.

Grusch assures that his efforts are dedicated to one purpose: making information about UFOs transparent and accessible. The hearings also included former Admiral David Fravor and retired military pilot Ryan Graves, who stated that during training exercises near Virginia in 2014, he encountered a dark object with a transparent sphere. Over 30 members of his team witnessed similar phenomena at the time.