The United States Central Intelligence Service has declassified more than a hundred documents dealing with UFO sightings by experts around the world, specifically over Germany and the United States.

The texts of the documents describe the results of monitoring carried out by the CIA until the end of 1978. Most of the archival material deals with the observations of American specialists in the years 1940-1950.

Ufologist's views are divided into two groups, so CIA staff have also decided to divide the documents into two categories, according to the level of skepticism or optimism in relation to the existence of extraterrestrial civilizations.

In 1952 materials, American scientists report numerous flying objects of unknown origin observed in the sky in Spain and Germany, as well as over uranium mines in the Belgian Congo and North Africa.

It is well known that a number of meetings and committees have been convened by the CIA, whose protocols have also been declassified this year. In addition to the observation itself, the CIA also reported on the rules and instructions according to which experts were investigating extraterrestrial spacecraft.

As the journalists managed to clarify, none of the published documents contains direct evidence to confirm or refute the connection between UFOs and representatives of extraterrestrial civilization. The reason is that the amount of materials is too small to allow a full scientific analysis.

The CIA decided to declassify the testimony on the occasion of the launch of a new series of the X-Files television series. Recall that the first series of stories about FBI secret agents, Dana Scully and Fox Mulder, began airing in 1993.

FOX TV station continued broadcasting Act X until 2002. Later, two feature films were filmed on the themes of the series. Stories have earned millions of fans around the world. The new lineup was featured on the screen last month, again on the FOX channel. The first part confirms some facts: The new Akta X contains the truth about aliens.