India, May 9 -- A batch of declassified US government records has added details to decades of unexplained aerial sightings, compiling hundreds of reports from military personnel, intelligence units and civilians who documented objects and phenomena they could not identify.

The release, published through a public government archive, includes photos, videos and written case files on unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP).

According to NBC News, officials describe most entries as "unresolved cases," meaning investigators could not reach a clear explanation due to missing data or limited evidence.

The files are a global logbook, from western US skies to remote ocean corridors and military zones across continents. Among the entries are infr...