The CIA's secret office has been responsible for UFO crashes for many years

[New Sancai Compilation First Edition] Anonymous sources told the Daily Mail website that for decades, a secret branch of the CIA has been working to recover "non-human flying vehicles" from crash sites around the world.

Three sources who spoke on condition of anonymity said the Office of Global Access (OGA), part of the CIA's Science and Technology Directorate, has been coordinating UFO searches since 2003. said they each received a briefing from those involved in these recovery missions.

"There are at least nine vehicles. Different vehicles have different situations," one source said. "This has to do with the actual situation they are in. If the vehicle crashes, it will cause a lot of damage. However, two of the vehicles are intact."

The source added that the CIA has "a system that can identify UFOs while they are still in operation" and will send a special military unit to wherever these craft land or crash.

Another source told the Daily Mail: "The current mission is just to detain it and keep it secret." "The actual physical retrieval is carried out by the military. But it is not controlled by the military because they have to preserve it too Lots of records. So they started moving it into private hands very quickly."

Another source said OGA is responsible for transporting people to any country, adding, "They are very smart and can reach anywhere in the world they want to go."

(Compiled by: Wang Jimin)

(Editor: Jiang Qiming)

(Source of the article: First published by Xinsancai)