Leaked Photo From Classified Pentagon Report Reveals Object Hovering Over The Atlantic

• A leaked photo allegedly from a classified Pentagon report shows a mysterious flying object “hovering” over the Atlantic.
• A pilot took the picture back in 2018 and it recently made rounds on the internet.
• Pentagon spokesperson Susan Gough declined to confirm or deny the object in question “to maintain operations security.”

A detail in a leaked Pentagon photo has generated attention from the public. According to observers, the object in question actually looks like an unidentified flying object.

The said photo was initially published by TheDeBrief.org , a news site that aims to “explore and report on developments in science, defense and intelligence, frontier technology, and knowledge that exists on the periphery of human understanding.”

Taken in 2018, the leaked photo is allegedly part of a classified report from Pentagon that says some UFOs may be of “alien” or “non-human” origin. The image was captured from an F/A-18 fighter jet cockpit using the pilot’s mobile device.

Three United States officials who saw the picture described the mysterious sighting as a “cube-shaped” silver object “hovering” or completely motionless at an altitude of around 30,000 to 35,000 feet.

The photo is allegedly a part of the classified “position report” by Pentagon’s Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force (UAPTF), a program that has been kept a secret for a while but was officially acknowledged by the US defense department last August.

An official also told the website:

“In decades with the [Intelligence Community] I’ve never seen anything like this.”

Leaked photo from Pentagon UFO task force shows silver cube hovering over the Atlantic https://t.co/L7fLwgc2CQ pic.twitter.com/elkhDyaL6j

— Juan Carlos Pedreira (@juancpedreira) December 4, 2020

When contacted by TheDeBrief to comment, Pentagon spokesperson Susan Gough replied via email and only said:

“I am not going to comment on whether something was or was not in a classified intelligence report.”

She also added that the department will not comment on classified reports “to maintain operations security and to avoid disclosing information that may be useful to potential adversaries.”