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International UAP statements
A guide to non-U.S. official UAP statements, parliamentary activity, media reports, and what is actually established outside the American file-release cycle.
What this topic covers
This hub tracks UAP statements and official activity outside the United States: government comments, parliamentary groups, aviation-office cases, media reports, and U.S. releases that force another country to answer public questions. Updated 2026-07-03 to reflect the new France National Assembly colloquium results, the East Germany Stasi file trail, the China Cangzhou lane, and the CIA foreign-file notes that are part of the international picture.
Hub: country-by-country map
- What other countries are doing about UAPs - the country-by-country hub, updated 2026-07-03 with Japan, East Germany, China, and CIA foreign-file follow-ups.
France
- France has had a UFO office since 1977 - GEIPAN under CNES, the OPECST line, and the National Assembly colloquium hook.
- French National Assembly schedules UAP colloquium for June 29 - the announcement note.
- French National Assembly UAP Colloquium: The French method on display - the colloquium results with Saint-Martin, Henriet, Courtade, Lagrange, and Maisonneuve.
Japan
- Japan UAP follow-up: a short timeline - from the 2024 Diet security track to Kihara's case-by-case answer.
- Japan reviewed U.S. UAP footage - the review-vs-disclosure distinction in Kihara's answer.
- Japan's "three glowing rings" UAP clip points back to PR047 - the PURSUE clip in Japanese social media.
- Japan's UFO lawmakers now want a central reporting desk - the cross-party parliamentary ask for a Cabinet Secretariat reporting desk.
East Germany and Cold War files
- East Germany didn't believe in UFOs. Its security files did. - three Stasi cases from the Bundesbeauftragter archive.
- The East German flying saucer reached the CIA as a clipping - the Linke refugee story that entered CIA report 00-W-23682.
China
- The 1998 Cangzhou UFO intercept is China's strangest military case - radar, JJ-6 interceptors, "short-legged mushroom."
- The China-Russia UAP claim needs more than one leaked-sounding line - the 2025 reverse-engineering claim, source-checked.
CIA foreign files and the U.S. foreign trail
- The Pokhara disc in the CIA's Himalayan UFO file - 1968 Ladakh / Nepal / Sikkim / Bhutan sightings.
- CIA-UAP-017: The Harare airport UFO that put Zimbabwe on high alert - July 2008 hollow-center disc over Harare.
- The 1949 Army flying saucer study asked the Russia question - Winchell, AMC, 210 incidents.
Chile, Australia, Brazil
- Chile's UFO office keeps ruining good UFO stories - SEFAA's case-resolution posture.
- David Grusch pointed researchers to a 1971 Australian UFO file. Here's what it says - Woomera, Maralinga, the 1971 JIO memo.
- Mayk Leão's Campo Largo UFO clip has FAB and ABIN denials - the Paraná clip, official denials.
- The Pedra Menina UFO video has a Starlink problem - the Caparaó clip that did not survive the wider frame.
U.S. military clips in foreign airspace
- DOW-UAP-PR34: Greece 2023 and the 90-degree-turns claim
- DOW-UAP-PR35: Greece 2023 and the circular object over water
- DOW-UAP-PR28: Greece January 2024 and the SWIR-only diamond
- DOW-UAP-PR098: the Persian Gulf formation video and the grain problem
- The Syrian "instant acceleration" UAP video is messier than the label
- DOW-UAP-PR43: two-second Djibouti infrared UAP video
- The green-blue light over Kodiak Naval Air Station