A now-declassified intelligence document titled "Argentina Unidentified Flying Objects" reveals that U.S. agencies were monitoring foreign reports of UFO activity, including confirmed sightings logged in Argentina.

Though the report includes only a brief page from a larger file, it confirms that the phenomenon was global-and of interest to military intelligence.

UFO activity was tracked not just domestically, but across borders by U.S. agencies.

📍 Argentina’s Sky Became an Intelligence Subject

The page doesn’t include specifics about the objects or witnesses.

But its inclusion in a CIA file implies:

• The sighting originated from credible sources, likely military or law enforcement

• The report was flagged and routed through U.S. intelligence channels

• Even brief regional sightings were seen as strategically relevant during the Cold War

This wasn’t a press clipping or a rumor.

It was archived under official unidentified aerial activity.

🧾 A Global Picture Begins to Form

This fragment joins a broader pattern of international UFO documentation collected by the U.S. during the 20th century:

• Brazil, Chile, and Argentina had numerous military-linked reports

• The U.S. gathered, translated, and stored these events, even if they weren’t disclosed to the public

• Files like this suggest foreign UFO encounters were assessed for national security implications

Argentina’s entry into this record proves the skies were being watched-everywhere.

And when something unexplained appeared, someone took notes.

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