Washington – A former intelligence officer has alleged that US Defense Department is hiding information about aliens and flying saucers. During the Wednesday hearing before the US Congress, former intelligence officer David Grusch made this allegation and advised the government to have more transparency on this issue. In addition to Grusch’s claim, two former US Navy officers recounted the flying saucer 
incidents in Congressional hearings. However, the US Defense Department has denied the allegations made on this issue.
Moreover, the issue of aliens and flying saucers seems to be continuously coming to the fore in the last few years in the United States. In 2018, the US Navy accepted the truth of this issue by saying that some photos of flying saucers are real. After this, the US Congress and Defense Department constituted a task force on this issue and instructed them to keep information about such incidents. Its report has also come to the fore, and information about many such incidents seen in the last two years was recorded in it.
After this, last month, former intelligence officer David Grusch also made the sensational claim of alien spaceships being in the custody of the US 
Defense Department. He had held the Intelligence Officer and Analyst post in the ‘National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’ (NGA) and ‘National Reconnaissance Office’ (NRO). From 2019 to 2022, he worked in the ‘Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force’. This task force was formed on the orders of the US Congress.
In an interview given to a US website, Grusch had also been accused of hiding information about alien spaceships from the US Congress and other agencies. Besides, the current and former US intelligence officers and space experts corroborated Grusch’s claim. On this background, the US Congress and Grusch had called the officials making claims of aliens and flying saucers for questioning. During this hearing, the concerned officials, by stating that they stand by their claim, drew attention to the need for the government to take more initiative and bring this information to the fore.
