Australia: Mysterious UFO document

The Australian Ministry of Defense said documents that recorded sightings of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) across the country for several decades mysteriously disappeared.

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The disappearance of the documents is only known when the Australian Ministry of Defense received a request for freedom of information from the Sydney Morning Herald proposing to publish documents related to UFOs or 'alien creatures'. 'in Australia.

The request came after the British government published thousands of documents related to unidentified flying objects. However, after two months of thorough search, the Australian Ministry of Defense said the documents were "not flying".

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A spokesman said it was possible that the documents were canceled. ' Our office has found and discovered that many of the UFO-related documents have been canceled as a normal administrative procedure ,' the spokesman said in a statement.

In fact, there is only one document in all the documents about UFOs found. This document relates to 'Strange UFOs / phenomena and incidents at Woomera' , an Australian military weapons test site.

The only surviving document includes a series of drawings of UFO sightings across Australia and abroad, including those living in towns near Woomera, southern Australia.

The Australian military has decided not to collect UFO documents since the end of 2000, but instead asked people to report incidents to the police. UFO enthusiasts in Australia believe that the military may have intentionally destroyed the documents.

" It is strange that Australia canceled these documents while the UK and the US put them online and made them public ," said Bill Chalker, owner of the site about the UFO ' The Oz Files '.