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International UAP Coordination

AARO and Uruguay planned reciprocal UAP mission briefings

Correspondence set a Pentagon agenda for CRIDOVNI and AARO to compare missions, analytical methods, difficult cases, and possible future collaboration.

Briefed September 26, 2026 · Aliens in the Clouds

Confirmed Planning · Outcome Unknown

Editorial map-and-agenda graphic connecting AARO in the United States with Uruguay's CRIDOVNI for reciprocal mission briefings
Illustrative artwork accompanying this report.

July 2025 emails show AARO arranging an August 4 Pentagon meeting with representatives of CRIDOVNI, Uruguay's official UAP investigative commission. The approved schedule set aside separate mission briefings for each office, followed by a discussion of future collaboration, lunch, and a Pentagon tour. AARO asked to hear about CRIDOVNI's investigative process, analytical tools, handling of cases with little technical data, notable cases, organizational relationship with the Uruguayan Air Force, and scientific or government partnerships.

The Uruguayan correspondent expressed interest in a closer working relationship, exchanging information and experience, and presenting CRIDOVNI's work at the workshop. The records establish that the visit and briefings were planned and cleared through visitor systems. They do not document what was said in the briefings, whether data changed hands, whether a formal agreement followed, or whether any case gained a new conclusion.

Why it matters

Direct coordination between two official UAP offices is consequential for comparative methods and cross-border data, but the released planning record must not be mistaken for proof that either office validated an extraordinary case.

What the source establishes

Confirmed government correspondence and approved meeting schedule. The substance and outcome of the meetings are not included in the release.

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