The European Commission seems to have been monitoring unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) under the radar since at least 2023, according to a document from the Commission’s defence department seen by Euronews, which pertains to sky and space observations in Malaysia.

“We are getting better at seeing it (UAPs) and better identifying it as our technological capacities improve, but we need to get even better,” the letter read, signalling the EU executive is actively monitoring the phenomenon more than officially stated and seems keen to investigate it.

Formerly known as unidentified flying objects (UFOs), the term UAP was introduced by the United…

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