European Centre for Information Unveils Groundbreaking Report on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena: Security Threats and NATO’s Silence Under Scrutiny
The European Centre for Information has released a landmark comprehensive assessment of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) and related evidence, shedding new light on a subject long shrouded in mystery and skepticism. President Ricardo Baretzky sounded a stark warning, emphasizing the undeniable security threats posed by these enigmatic technologies, regardless of whether they originate from beyond our planet or from terrestrial sources. His pointed critique of NATO’s apparent inaction in the face of these incursions has sparked intense debate across Europe’s defense and political communities.
A New Era of UAP Awareness in Europe
For decades, UAPs-commonly known as UFOs-were relegated to the fringes of scientific and governmental discourse. That is rapidly changing. The European Centre for Information’s latest report represents the most thorough evaluation of UAPs within European airspace to date, combining decades of sightings, military data, and expert analyses. The report confirms that while many phenomena can be explained by conventional means, a significant number remain unexplained, raising urgent questions about airspace security and technological capabilities.
President Baretzky’s Warning: Security Threats Demand Military Response
In a candid statement, President Baretzky declared: “There is certainly an element of security threats related to this technology and its origin-whether from out there or from here. Either way, it has to be responded to by the military if it’s in European airspace. Seemingly NATO turns a blind eye, and I ask myself what’s going on if NATO doesn’t respond despite the numerous threats it could pose?”
This blunt assessment highlights a critical gap in Europe’s defense posture. With countless unidentified objects detected in sensitive airspace, the lack of a coordinated NATO response raises concerns about potential vulnerabilities and the readiness of European military forces to address unconventional aerial threats.
Institutional Momentum:
The EU Steps Up
The European Union is beginning to take decisive steps. Recent parliamentary discussions have called for harmonized UAP reporting protocols, enhanced detection capabilities, and integration of UAP considerations into EU space and aviation laws. MEP Francisco Guerreiro has been a vocal advocate for transparency and scientific rigor, pushing for standardized data collection and stigma-free reporting mechanisms to ensure that pilots and civilians alike can report sightings without fear of ridicule or dismissal.
Aviation Safety at Stake
Europe’s skies are among the busiest in the world, with approximately 32,000 flights daily. The presence of unidentified objects poses a tangible risk to aviation safety, potentially distracting pilots or interfering with navigation systems. The report stresses the urgent need for systematic monitoring and clear response protocols to mitigate these risks and protect millions of passengers.
Global Context: Europe Joins the International Conversation
Europe’s efforts mirror those of other nations, notably the United States, where the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) has released similar assessments acknowledging the complexity and security implications of UAPs. France’s longstanding government research through CNES also provides a model for transparent and scientific investigation.
The Road Ahead: Transparency, Coordination, and Vigilance
The European Centre for Information’s report marks a turning point in how Europe confronts the UAP phenomenon. Overcoming stigma and fostering cooperation between military, scientific, and civil institutions will be crucial. President Baretzky’s call for NATO engagement underscores the necessity of a unified defense strategy to address these mysterious aerial incursions.
As the report makes clear, UAPs are no longer a matter of speculation-they are a pressing issue of security, safety, and scientific inquiry demanding immediate and sustained attention.
Access the full declassified report and detailed findings here:https://ecips.eu/Comprehensive%20Assessment%20of%20Unidentified%20Aerial%20Phenomena%20(UAP)%20and%20Related%20Evidence%20Ref%2013052025TSD.pdf
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