The Pentagon's UAP office released its FY2025 annual report this week — a dry 14-page document that most people ignored. Buried inside it is a case that deserves a lot more attention. US Navy assets operating off the coast of Virginia tracked approximately 100 airborne unidentified objects alongside two likely uncrewed surface vessels. The report doesn't say when. It doesn't say how long. It just says AARO is actively investigating. Out of 319 total cases received that year, investigators resolved 114 — with explanations including balloons, birds, drones, a rocket launch, and even one manned jetpack. The Virginia maritime case wasn't one of them. This is the only maritime case in the entire report. The only one. 100 objects. Still unexplained.
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