The U.S. Department of Defense releases a fourth batch of records related to unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), commonly referred to as UFOs. In a new release announced Friday, the Pentagon provides additional videos and documents as part of a series of disclosures made in recent months. According to reporting from CBS News and The Hill, the latest set includes 40 new files. The Hill specifies that the 40 files include 19 videos, while the rest are other types of records within the batch. This release is described as the fourth group of documents made public so far, following earlier releases of UAP-related materials. The Pentagon frames the disclosures as responses to ongoing public interest and requests for information, while continuing to release records rather than drawing conclusions about the nature of any reported sightings. The newly posted materials add to the growing collection of government-provided UAP documentation.