Trump’s February 2026 directive launched the PURSUE program directing federal agencies to identify and release previously classified UAP records on a rolling basis. The Department of War has already issued six tranches between May and September 2026 containing hundreds of documents, videos, and historical files from multiple agencies. In mid-October interviews, Trump stated the administration is “releasing everything” while describing the topic as lower priority and referencing pilot accounts of high-speed objects. Former UAP Task Force director Jay Stratton publicly stated on October 12 that the president may still lack access to the full picture. These established release mechanisms, combined with ongoing bureaucratic reviews and no announced pause, shape trader assessments of near-term additional declassifications.