Trump Says UFO Files May Be Released Soon

President Donald Trump suggested during a White House meeting with the Artemis II astronauts that long-awaited UFO files could be released soon. The four astronauts—NASA's Victor Glover, Reid Wiseman, Christina Koch, and Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen—were honored for their historic lunar mission. Trump, who ordered the Pentagon to release UFO-related documents earlier this year, told reporters, 'I think we will be releasing as much as we can in the near future.' The announcement comes amid growing public curiosity about the promised disclosure, which has yet to materialize since Trump's February directive. The Artemis II crew, which completed a 10-day lunar flyby in April, was invited to the White House to celebrate their mission's success. Trump praised their work, calling the landing 'perfect' and expressing pride in their achievements. The crew's visit coincided with questions about UFO disclosures, drawing amused reactions from the astronauts as Trump discussed the topic. The president also hinted at future space missions, including a potential trip to Mars. NASA's Artemis program aims to establish long-term lunar exploration capabilities, with Artemis II serving as a critical test flight for future missions.