READ: UK Intelligence Source Claims Private Sector Is Holding Three Recovered UFOs
In a development that challenges the long-held belief that the UK's official UFO investigations ceased years ago, a senior intelligence figure has revealed that the programme is not only active but now operates deep within the private sector. According to the whistleblower, British aerospace giant BAE Systems is allegedly leading covert efforts to manage and study unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) across multiple classified sites throughout the UK.
This revelation positions Britain alongside the United States in maintaining clandestine crash retrieval and reverse-engineering operations far from public oversight.
The intelligence source claims that at least three non-human aerial craft have been recovered on British soil and are currently held in secure, undisclosed locations. Each is linked to a notable event:
Wales, 2016 – The Pentyrch Incident: Witnesses reported an immense pyramid-shaped light hovering over rural fields near Cardiff. Military aircraft were allegedly seen in the vicinity, and reports of a subsequent crash followed.
Scotland – Undisclosed Date: Details remain tightly controlled, but the craft is said to have been recovered by a rapid response team specializing in UFO retrievals.
Irish Sea, 1969 – Near Blackpool: Long dismissed as myth, the story of a downed object off the coast is now being reconsidered in light of corroborating claims that the wreckage was secretly recovered and stored.
These craft, according to the whistleblower, are being examined by private contractors aiming to reverse-engineer their technologies—possibly to advance next-generation military capabilities.
Perhaps the most startling element of this disclosure is the claim that the UK maintains a standing crash-retrieval team capable of reaching any potential downed object within just 20 minutes. This unit reportedly operates outside traditional military frameworks, with little to no direct government accountability.
Despite this, the Ministry of Defence maintains its position that it has no interest in or opinion on extraterrestrial life, stating: “In over 50 years, no reporting to the department indicated the existence of any military threat to the UK.”
That official stance is now being called into question, especially as the line between government secrecy and private enterprise control becomes increasingly blurred.
Mark Christopher Lee, filmmaker and co-founder of the UK UFO Disclosure Group, is sounding the alarm. He’s working to bring these revelations into the halls of Parliament, seeking an official debate and inquiry.
“This fundamentally changes the game,” Lee said. “We’re no longer dealing with speculation or strange lights in the sky. We’re dealing with concrete claims of recovered craft, private control of extraterrestrial technology, and zero public oversight.”
Lee and his organisation aim to engage directly with members of the House of Lords to demand transparency and investigation into what he describes as “a hidden infrastructure built on secrecy and shadow contracts.”
Recent upticks in drone sightings across the US and UK may, in Lee’s view, be evidence of these technologies already being deployed or tested. Many reports describe objects with advanced flight characteristics far beyond conventional capabilities.
“We’re seeing a mix,” Lee noted. “Some of it’s ours, some of it’s reverse-engineered—and some might not be from this Earth at all.” With official silence from the MoD and increasing private-sector involvement, questions are mounting.
