Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison says he has heard reports of an alien ship crashing off the US, so large it can't be moved.
"I don't want to mention the place because I heard this in a closed meeting and I want to maintain my level of security," he added.
Speaking to Newsmax, Burlison expressed frustration that he had not been able to get a look at the alleged ship himself: “It’s becoming increasingly difficult for me to access facilities that are just a few miles from my office in Washington.”
He added that if he found any irrefutable evidence of alien visitors, he would not hesitate to make it public: "If I have absolutely definitive physical evidence or video, I will do my best to protect the national interest, but I will not hesitate to tell the American people whether or not we are alone in the universe."
In the interview, he was joined by renowned UFO researcher Dr. Steven Greer, who provided more details. Greer said he had spoken to a source connected to a secret Pentagon project and that this source specifically knew about an alien craft in the mountains near Seoul, South Korea, so large that “a structure had to be built around it.”
Greer added that several other alien ships had crashed, and some of them were “bigger than a football field.” He also mentioned another crashed ship near Fort Sill in Oklahoma, for which a structure had also been built to hide its presence from the public.
Interest in the US government's knowledge of alien visitors has increased after a random statement by former President Barack Obama, who said: "They exist, but I haven't seen them." Obama also denied their presence at Area 51 and mentioned that there is no facility underground, unless there is a grand conspiracy that even the president is hiding.
The UAP Disclosure Act of 2023 seeks to maintain control over UFO information to protect America's nuclear program. Pentagon reports show over 750 new UAP sightings between May 2023 and June 2024, of which about 20 were credible enough for further analysis.
Congresswoman Robin Kelly supports the full release of government files on UFOs, while former President Donald Trump is skeptical. Other figures, such as the late Jeffrey Epstein, have also attempted to undermine UFO investigations by seeking articles that denied alien abductions. /GazetaExpress/
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