Senate Intelligence Committee pushes for public analysis from government about UFOs

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The Senate Intelligence Committee voted to mandate that the Pentagon and intelligence agencies collaborate to produce a public analysis on reports about unidentified flying objects, known as “unidentified aerial phenomenon.”

The provision that the committee, led by Republican Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida, voted on is part of the intelligence authorization bill, which is dated June 17, according to Politico. The bill must still be voted on by the entire Senate before the UFO provision is binding.

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