Ancient Alien Base Near Japan, Ten Miles Long! Never Before Seen! UFP UAP Sighting Breaking News.

Date of discovery: Sept 20, 2026

Location of discovery: Japan 

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Source Dragon Palace Story:

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I was searching over the ocean area between Japan and Taiwan and found something thought provoking. A mega structure is seen in a U shape that is 10 miles/15km just one side! But its not alone, there are many other smaller structures all around it that are clearly created by intelligent beings. Those smaller structures are 1 mile by .5 miles across. Also in the video, I talk about how there is an old mythology story in Japan about the Dragon Palace. As the story goes, a man was fishing and met a sea turtle, who decided to take the person under water to the great Dragon Palace. There he stayed in luxury in the company of a beautiful princes for three days and then he decided to return home, but when he home...three hundred years had passed. To me...this sounds very much like an alien city, one with tech that allows time to slow down within its walls.

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Round Pyramids Found On Mars, Proof Of Ancient Aliens! UFO UAP Sighting News.

Date of discovery: Sept 20, 2026

Location of discovery: Mars

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I found some pyramids on Mars in an old NASA photo. Instead of flat sides, these pyramids are built with round sides, much like those seen in Mexico. The photo itself is 1.9 by 1.9 miles across, making the biggest pyramid about 600 meters by 300 meters...which is exactly the size that an intelligent species might create. One of the pyramids is so precise, so perfect that it just screams ancient aliens created it. For lack of a better explanation...I have to admit...its created by aliens. 

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Humanity has fought over land. It has fought over oceans. It conquered the skies and turned them into another battlefield. And now, after centuries of repeating the same pattern, humanity is taking the next step, carrying its rivalries beyond Earth itself. 

Space was supposed to be the next frontier of exploration. Instead, it is becoming a frontier of power. Satellites are becoming strategic assets, military forces are preparing for conflict in orbit, and nations are looking toward the Moon and the space surrounding Earth as the next arena of competition. 

The United States is openly developing military capabilities designed not only to protect satellites, but to fight for control of the space domain. 

U.S. military leaders now speak about preparing for conflict extending from Earth into cislunar space, the region between Earth and the Moon and beyond. 

And the most important part is this: A future space war may not involve astronauts sitting inside spacecraft. It could be fought from Earth. 

Space Force personnel can remotely control and maneuver satellites, conduct space-domain surveillance, and employ electronic warfare, cyber operations, directed-energy systems, and other counterspace capabilities. In June 2026, the Space Force also accepted the Meadowlands electromagnetic-warfare system, designed to disrupt satellite communications 

As military competition moves beyond Earth, the spacecraft of the future may look very different. Highly maneuverable, autonomous vehicles could potentially monitor other spacecraft, intercept or approach them, jam communications, conduct surveillance, or perform other military missions in orbit. Systems such as the mysterious spacecraft X-37B demonstrate how sophisticated autonomous spacecraft operations have already become. 

For years, researchers and whistleblowers have claimed that a secret military fleet of advanced spacecraft, often referred to as the “Dark Fleet”, already exists beyond public knowledge. 

According to these claims, these hidden (eventually autonomous) spacecraft could operate in deep orbit and throughout cislunar space, and extending beyond it. Their alleged mission? To monitor, intercept, and, if necessary, confront potential threats, including, according to some accounts, even unknown or extraterrestrial objects. 

Whether the Dark Fleet is real remains unproven so far. But one thing is becoming increasingly clear: Space is no longer simply a place to explore. It is becoming a battlefield, a domain where nations, military forces, and, perhaps, even extraterrestrial civilizations could one day become involved.

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For the first time in its history, the Pentagon has openly acknowledged the presence of combat systems in space. U.S. Air Force Secretary Troy Meink made the statement at the annual Air, Space & Cyber Conference of the Air & Space Forces Association outside Washington. He did not disclose details, arguing that specifics would undermine deterrence. It is not even known when these systems were deployed in space.

The Combined Space Operations Center at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, May 28, 2026. Credit: U.S. Space Force/David Dozoretz

A Statement Without Details

Troy Meink chose his wording carefully. In his prepared remarks, he said that “the United States now has space-control capabilities on orbit capable of defending the joint force against hostile adversary actions.” He did not specify the type of equipment or when it was deployed.

U.S. Air Force Secretary Troy Meink at the Air, Space & Cyber Conference of the Air & Space Forces Association in National Harbor, Maryland. Credit: Craig Hudson/Air & Space Forces Association

At a press conference, Meink explained the lack of detail in terms of deterrence. Discussing technical characteristics, he said, would undermine the effect. As Ars Technica reports, officials even discussed internally how such statements should be worded.

Actions by Russia and China

Public attention in the United States to orbital weapons intensified as early as 2020, when the U.S. military pointed to a Russian test of a spacecraft resembling an anti-satellite weapon. In 2024, the Biden administration accused Russia of deploying operational systems of this type.

That same year, former House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Turner disclosed a U.S. government assessment that Russia could place a nuclear device in space. A detonation in low Earth orbit could disable thousands of satellites, including Starlink spacecraft, U.S. intelligence assets, and the International Space Station.

Chinese satellites regularly approach U.S. military targets, most likely for observation. The United States conducts similar maneuvers near Chinese and Russian spacecraft. Analysts at the Center for Strategic and International Studies noted in their 2025 Space Threat Assessment that the maneuverability of Chinese satellites was already sufficient to support a full range of counterspace capabilities.

The first Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared missile-warning satellite, valued at more than $4 billion. Credit: Lockheed Martin

The stakes in this field are illustrated by the cost of the hardware that must be protected. The first Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared missile-warning satellite cost more than $4 billion and became the most expensive spacecraft acquired by the U.S. Space Force since its creation in 2019.

Likely Nature of the Systems

Categories of space weapons in U.S. military doctrine include directed-energy systems such as lasers, radio-frequency jammers, and kinetic systems that physically destroy targets. They can be deployed either on the ground or in orbit. General Chance Saltzman said last year that other countries were developing all six categories, while the United States at that time was not working on every one of them.

The first officially confirmed weapon system shown by the Space Force came in June, when it announced that the mobile ground-based Meadowlands jammer had entered service. Victoria Samson of the Secure World Foundation suggests that the systems in orbit may also be jammers, since similar capabilities have been attributed to China and Russia. A kinetic strike in space would create a debris cloud dangerous to U.S. satellites as well, so the United States has consistently favored systems that do not generate debris.

Anti-satellite tests using kinetic weapons create space debris. Credit: NASA

Clayton Swope, deputy director of the Aerospace Security Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, notes that non-kinetic weapons are almost indistinguishable in hardware terms from ordinary orbital equipment. Any radio transmitter can function as a jammer, while an inter-satellite optical link can potentially be used to blind sensors.

Experts Express Doubts

Clayton Swope considers the statement too vague to have a meaningful deterrent effect. Deterrence depends not simply on the existence of a weapon, but on an understanding of how and when it might be used, while Meink’s comments reveal neither the systems’ intended purpose nor their destructive capability.

Victoria Samson adds that after the official acknowledgment, China and Russia may similarly announce their own orbital systems, after which the United States could cite those declarations as evidence that its own deployment was justified. This creates a closed loop of mutual justification in which each new statement becomes an argument for the next one.

Satellite communications and commercial orbital imagery have long become everyday tools for the Ukrainian military. Orbital jammers would target exactly these channels. The greatest risk falls on the side whose intelligence and command systems depend on foreign satellite infrastructure. China and Russia have not yet officially responded to the statement.

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Argentina: UFO Mystery in Puelches (July 2026)

 Mystery has once again descended upon the small town of Puelches, in La Pampa province, after residents reported witnessing a series of unusual phenomena. Accounts include strange lights in the sky, water tanks emptying without explanation, animal mutilations, and—most recently—the alleged crash of a flying object, fueling speculation about a possible UFO presence in the area. The town, home to fewer than 500 people, is living through a period of uncertainty. 

According to local residents, these incidents have been occurring for some time; however, speculation was reignited last Saturday when two locals claimed to see a strange object descend near a salt flat. Located 272 kilometers from Santa Rosa and nearly 900 kilometers from Buenos Aires,

 Puelches has become the focus of attention due to a series of events that many residents feel defy conventional explanation. Locals report seeing lights appear and vanish in the night sky, hearing unidentifiable sounds, and finding livestock with injuries featuring precise cuts. 

Accounts also center on the three lagoons surrounding the town—Urre Lauquén, La Dulce, and La Amarga—where residents claim to have witnessed striking phenomena in recent weeks. Those who frequent these areas for rural work, such as salt harvesting, state that sightings of lights hovering over the lagoons' nearly dry beds have become increasingly common. 

Some residents even claim to have seen a sort of illuminated city suspended above the countryside—an image they describe as an impossible mirage. While there is no official explanation for these events, stories continue to multiply among the people of Puelches, where the mystery has once again become a major topic of conversation, keeping the entire community on edge.

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Special Review of UAP Evidence, Testimony and Government Data

BREAKING INVESTIGATION: 

UAP INTELLIGENCE PIPELINE APPEARS TO BE ACCELERATING

ZlandCommunications has not independently established that these objects are extraterrestrial or that any particular incident represents technology beyond human capability. However, evidence from pilots and radar sensor data  appear to point in a non-human direction.

• A growing body of testimony, official statements, and investigative reporting suggests that the U.S. government—and potentially other governments - may possess technologies or materials of non-human or otherwise unexplained origin.
• These claims remain unverified publicly; however, their increasing frequency and the involvement of government officials, military personnel, and congressional representatives warrant continued examination.
• The ambiguity surrounding government agencies’ efforts to protect or release data concerning UAP incidents—including events over military bases, encounters with military aircraft or naval operations, and the storage of recovered materials - is pervasive and, at times, appears purposeful.
• The failure to release this information limits the ability of independent researchers, scientists, and the public to critically evaluate claims that some UAP may demonstrate capabilities beyond currently known human technology. 

2. Alleged U.S. Government UAP Recovery and Analysis Programs

• There are claims that the U.S. government maintains an operational program dedicated to the recovery, examination, and analysis of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP).
• Whistleblower testimony presented to the U.S. Inspector General and to members of Congress has included allegations concerning the recovery and analysis of UAP and associated materials.
• Despite these allegations, U.S. government officials have continued to state publicly that there is insufficient evidence demonstrating the existence of non-human intelligence.

3. Canadian Government and UAP-Related Claims

• Former Canadian Member of Parliament Larry Maguire wrote to former Minister of Defence Anita Anand requesting an investigation into reports that Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC) may possess materials allegedly recovered from UAP incidents.
• Mr. Maguire has also asserted that former Deputy Minister John Hannaford was briefed on reports concerning unidentified craft operating over Canadian nuclear energy installations. ZNN's investigation reveals that while Deputy Minister of Natural Resources, Mr. Hannaford failed to provide follow-up details for Larry Maguire reports concerning unidentified craft operating over Canadian nuclear energy installations.
• These allegations raise questions regarding whether Canadian government departments or agencies possess information or material relating to UAP that has not been made publicly available.
• Canadian Members of Parliament remain mute on the UAP issue. 

4. Congressional and Parliamentary Engagement

• U.S. Representative Eric Burlison recently disclosed that he participated in an online briefing with two Canadian Members of Parliament concerning information related to his most recent UAP investigations.
• While ZlandCommunications has been in communication with Representative Burlison’s office, as well as having held multiple discussions with the offices of Manitoba MPs Grant Jackson and Branden Leslie, the UAP matter continues to attract unprecedented global attention. Despite this increasing scrutiny—including at the highest levels of government—there has yet to be any public acknowledgement of the matter from Canadian Members of Parliament.

5. Satellite, Radar, and Sensor Data

• There are assertions that extensive satellite, radar, and other sensor data concerning UAP exists but has not been fully released to the public.
• Former U.S. Representative Mike Rogers, who served as Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, has publicly discussed the existence and significance of UAP-related sensor data.
• Additional reports indicate that data may exist concerning UAP operating beneath the ocean or emerging from the ocean; this relevant information has not been publicly released.
• Claims have also been made that advanced U.S. aerospace radar networks have detected UAP operating at or near space-based altitudes.
• Reportedly, some of this information falls outside the scope of the UAP data currently being publicly disclosed by the Pentagon.
• Such data is potentially significant because it may contain detailed analysis of UAP speed, acceleration, maneuverability, and other performance characteristics.
• The continued restriction or non-release of this information limits the ability of independent researchers, scientists, and the public to independently evaluate claims that some UAP demonstrate capabilities beyond currently known human technology.

6. Military Base and Aviation Incidents

• In December 2023, reports emerged of repeated unauthorized UAP incursions over Langley Air Force Base lasting more than two weeks.
• The reported incidents were sufficiently significant that an entire squadron of F-22 fighter aircraft was reportedly relocated.
• Similar incidents were subsequently reported at Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana.
• Air Force officials reportedly acknowledged that they were unable to determine the origin of the objects involved.
• Such incidents raise questions concerning the ability of military surveillance and air-defence systems to identify, characterize, and respond to unidentified objects operating within or near sensitive military airspace.

7. International and Maritime Incidents

• Reports of unexplained aerial phenomena continue to emerge from locations across North America, Guam, and the Pacific.
• Some reports involve UAP operating in proximity to naval vessels and other military assets.
• Additional reports have emerged from the Middle East and Europe, suggesting that the phenomenon is not necessarily confined to a single geographic region or military jurisdiction.
• The persistence of reports involving military installations, aircraft, naval vessels, and other sensitive infrastructure warrants systematic examination and comparison of available sensor and intelligence data.

8. Continuing Lack of Explanation

• Following a classified Pentagon briefing, a senior U.S. Senator reportedly stated that the Pentagon remains unable to explain certain UAP phenomena.
• This is significant in the context of continuing reports involving military personnel, intelligence officials, congressional representatives, and other government sources.
• While the inability to identify an object does not, by itself, establish a non-human origin, persistent incidents involving multiple independent sensors and military platforms merit further investigation.

9. Summative Assessment

• Considered individually, any one of these reports could potentially be dismissed, challenged, or explained through conventional means.
• Taken collectively, however, the volume, persistence, geographic distribution, and increasingly official nature of the reporting raise substantive questions that warrant serious and sustained attention.
• The central issue is not whether every UAP report represents technology of non-human origin. Rather, it is whether governments possess information, sensor data, recovered materials, or other evidence that could allow these claims to be independently evaluated.
• Greater transparency, subject to legitimate national-security considerations, would enable qualified scientists, researchers, legislators, and the public to assess the evidence on its merits.
• At minimum, the continued withholding of potentially relevant information makes it difficult to determine whether reported UAP represent conventional aircraft, foreign technologies, sensor phenomena, previously undisclosed human capabilities, or phenomena that cannot presently be explained by known technology.

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Pentagon releases another batch of UFO files, including documents from secretive government program

By Dorothy Sedovic

(Gray News) - The Pentagon released another batch of UFO files on Friday.

The new disclosure includes a total of 71 files, dated from 1952 to 2025.

Among them are documents from a military program that studied warp drives and wormholes. The documents, called “Defense Intelligence Reference Documents,” were produced under the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program, according to CBS News.

The Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program (AAWSAP) was a secretive military operation started in 2008 that studied future aerospace threats. According to files released about the program, its objective was to “understand the physics and engineering of these applications as they apply to the foreign threat out to the far term, i.e., from now through the year 2050.”

Along with the “Defense Intelligence Reference Documents,” the batch included videos from military cameras capturing unexplained objects moving at fast speeds. Many of the videos appear similar to those released in previous batches: grainy footage of an unusual object moving quickly across the screen.

Four of the videos were submitted by a police department in Colorado. The videos, captured on cellphone cameras in October 2023, featured unexplained “red, blue, and green flashing lights.”

Since Congress ordered their release in 2022, the Pentagon has been working to declassify records on “unidentified anomalous phenomena” and UFO sightings.

This is the sixth release under the Trump administration’s effort to declassify those records.

Experts urge caution regarding the released files, saying videos of unidentified anomalous phenomena can be misinterpreted or mischaracterized by people who lack an understanding of advanced military technology.

In 2024, the Pentagon released a report that refuted claims that the U.S. government had confirmed the existence of alien life or recovered alien technology.

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Terrifying UFOs buzzing military sites could be secret Chinese super-tech, expert warns

Unsealed Pentagon files reveal mind-bending 965G UFOs over US nuclear sites, but an expert warns they could be terrifying foreign super-drones

BY Liam Randall - News Reporter

Terrifying UFOs pulling "impossible" high-speed manoeuvres over top-secret military sites could actually be deadly Chinese or Russian super-tech, an expert has warned.

A massive wave of unsealed Pentagon files has revealed mind-bending reports of mysterious craft soaring over sensitive nuclear bases across the United States. The unclassified documents describe anomalous objects defying the laws of physics, including a 1953 report detailing abrupt turns with acceleration pulling up to a staggering 965 times gravity.

Another report from 1950 highlights a craft spotted rising directly out of the sea off Okinawa. While UFO hunters hope the craft are visitors from deep space, expert Ross Coulthart fears the reality could be far more dangerous.

Ross Coulthart warned the propulsion-less craft could belong to Beijing or Moscow

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Speaking to The Hill on NewsNation, Coulthart warned the propulsion-less craft could belong to Beijing or Moscow, raising alarms that Western defences have been left behind.

He said: "I think some of this is definitely foreign adversary tech, and that raises a really dramatic and concerning issue.

"If the Chinese or the Russians have developed adversary drone technology which is capable of the manoeuvres, the stealth, and all of the characteristics, transmedium positive lift without any visible means of propulsion. That's scary."

Coulthart added: "I fear that what we're looking at here, if it is a foreign adversary, is that somebody from another country has stolen the march on us. I actually hope it's aliens because, frankly, it's really bad news if it's the Chinese or the Russians."

Despite releasing historical files from the Air Force's Project Blue Book, defence chiefs are facing accusations of hiding the full truth for nearly 75 years.

Coulthart slammed the government's sluggish disclosure over threats to sensitive military airspace.

He said: "Isn't it incredible that it's taken three quarters of a century to reveal what we know to be the case, that there are anomalous objects presenting themselves over sensitive military sites, nuclear facilities, nuclear weapons facilities across the continental United States?

"This is a national security concern. It's a flight safety concern, and frankly, it shouldn't have taken 75 years, nearly, for this to come out.

"It's great that the president is releasing this material and it's only to be commended, but I'm sure there is so much more in the locker."

Former Pentagon employee Luis Elizondo agreed with the assessment, calling official excuses "pitiful" and revealing that important military documentation has vanished.

He said: "When I was at the Pentagon, we had lots of documentation that has now, for some reason, just simply disappeared."

With insider warnings of missing files and superior foreign technology, experts fear the Pentagon's drip-feed of secrets is masking a wider security threat.

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Missing aircraft, orbs, and portals: Alaska UFO Town Hall lands in Juneau

JUNEAU, Alaska (KTUU) - For one afternoon in the capital city, the usual talk of state politics and cruise ship timetables took a detour into interdimensional portals, glowing orbs and vanishing planes.

Dozens of curious locals joined hundreds of passengers from the inaugural “Missing 411: Alaska Cruise” inside Elizabeth Peratrovich Hall on Sunday for the first-ever Alaska UFO Town Hall. Organized by Tennessee-based Gather Up Events, the shoreside gathering was designed as a lively collision between national paranormal investigators and Alaskans eager to talk about the strange things seen in the northern skies.

“It’s an extension of what we do on the ship, but the extension is about local experiences, which we can’t get on the ship, right?” said Martin Pippin, Gather Up Events partner. “So that was the starting point.”

Pippin noted pulling off a convention-style panel while docked during a seven-day voyage aboard Royal Caribbean’s Voyager of the Seas brings its own brand of unpredictability. Between navigating last-minute berth changes in port and hurrying to set up hundreds of chairs before doors opened, the atmosphere inside remained upbeat and packed with questions.

“The questions have been all over the place, from why are the planes disappearing to why do some people see code when they are on DMT,” Pippin said. “These are people that are, you know, either believers or open to believing, or in some cases experiencers who are happy to share what’s happened with them.”

Headlining the stage was David Paulides, the former California police officer turned investigative author best known for his “Missing 411” book and documentary series. While Paulides has spent years tracking wilderness disappearances across North America, he said Alaska poses a unique mystery when looking upward.

“When you look at aircraft, there’s a special niche for Alaska,” Paulides said. “There’s a lot of big aircraft that have disappeared over land in Alaska that have never been found, and there’s a lot of amphibious aircraft that have disappeared in Alaska over water. No mayday call, no debris, no oil, no gas slick.”

Paulides stressed his investigations focus strictly on documented evidence rather than speculation, citing historical cases like the 1986 Japan Airlines radar tracking over eastern Alaska to encourage people to examine official records for themselves.

“Know that there are people who are high integrity individuals who take this topic seriously, who have accumulated a vast amount of data and are willing to put it in front of you to interpret how you wish,” Paulides said. “Facts are the only important thing in an investigation.”

Also joining the panel was Chris Bledsoe, whose reported 2007 encounter in North Carolina became the subject of his bestselling book, “UFO of God.” Bledsoe, who previously faced intense public skepticism before his accounts drew the attention of federal scientists and intelligence officials, offered an encouraging message to locals stepping up to the microphone.

“I just say not to be afraid, and don’t be too quick to label your experience as some alien or something of that nature,” Bledsoe said. “Study consciousness and understand how it can manifest.”

Bledsoe added public perception has undergone a massive cultural shift over the past two decades.

“It’s like the whole UFO community, including Congress, including the vice president and all, are now saying that this thing could be angels and demons or spiritual. So it’s done about shift from physical to more non-physical.”

Rounding out the panel was Joe Hauser, a longtime researcher at the Montana Vortex, who shared experimental field theories on electromagnetic anomalies and mysterious “plasma energy fields” that researchers believe might link high-strangeness hot spots across the continent.

“I’m sure there’s energy fields inside Alaska that haven’t been discovered yet that could be vortex fields, possibility of portals, stuff like that. Not a lot of people have looked into all of these missing people or the planes and stuff like that,” Hauser said. “Is there some other compelling factor behind them that’s causing these things to happen?”

For organizers and attendees alike, the town hall served as a welcoming platform for residents to openly share stories they might otherwise keep quiet at the dinner table.

With the cruise set to continue its Inside Passage voyage, Pippin said Gather Up Events plans to return to Alaska next year with an expanded itinerary in Anchorage.

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