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New UFO videos solicit baffled explanations ranging from angels and demons to jetpacks and balloons

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New UFO videos solicit baffled explanations ranging from angels and demons to jetpacks and balloons
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Recent UFO videos released by President Trump have sparked a wide range of interpretations, from biblical references to mundane explanations. Some viewers likened the footage to angels and demons, while others dismissed them as mere balloons or jetpacks. The debate continues as social media users share their thoughts on the bizarre shapes and movements captured in the videos.

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US News New UFO videos solicit baffled explanations ranging from angels and demons to jetpacks and balloons By Alex Oliveira Published May 26, 2026, 9:43 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Bizarre videos from President Trump’s latest batch of UFO disclosure files led to a host of speculation about the phenomenon’s origins — with some insisting they’re proof of biblical legends, while others dismissed them as little more than balloons or lens flares. Comments flooded social media comparing the wacky videos to angels and demons after they were released Friday, and some online posters claimed they were winged creatures and fiery wheels that appeared in the likes of the Book of Ezekiel.

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