First Confirmed Image Captures Unidentified Aerial Object Breaching Texas Nuclear Weapons Site Amid Ongoing Unexplained Incidents at Critical Energy Facilities

The UAP Register has obtained the first known image of an unidentified object that breached a highly sensitive Department of Energy-owned nuclear weapons facility in Texas in 2015.

The release of the image comes at a time when incursions by unidentified drones and perhaps more anomalous objects—including near critical infrastructure and military sites—are ramping up throughout American airspace and leaving authorities baffled.

The image, obtained by The Register after a lengthy legal struggle through the Freedom of Information Act, stems from an incident that occurred on September 2, 2015, at the DOE’s Pantex nuclear weapons plant, located near Amarillo, Texas.

According to an official report exclusively obtained by The Register last year, a “diamond-shaped” object, described as “unidentified”, violated the plant’s perimeter. The report further states that Pantex security personnel pursued the object for several miles after it traveled beyond the facility’s perimeter. A large portion of the report remains redacted from the public…