UFO Hotspots in South Korea: Pentagon's Secret Information Revealed

South Korea is identified as a global UFO hotspot, with potential sightings near sensitive military areas and a lack of formal reporting systems.

### South Korea's UFO Hotspot and Lack of Official Reporting System
* 🛸 South Korea is identified as one of the global UFO hotspots, with about **six regions worldwide where UFOs frequently appear**.
* 🇺🇸 The US has a dedicated department for UFOs, with **legal status**, and the Korean Peninsula is identified as one of the **global hotspots**.
* 👽 The Disclosure Project, involving people who witnessed UFOs or had related experiences, includes both **believable and suspicious disclosures**.
* 🔒 The lack of a formal reporting system in South Korea for UFO sightings contrasts with the US, where **sightings are under military control**.
* 📷 A significant UFO incident occurred on September 4, 1995, above the Korean Peninsula, with a **UFO wave phenomenon**.
* 🌊 The Pentagon's Skinwalkers book suggests the existence of **advanced beings with differentiated technological capabilities**, including **underwater movements**.
* 🏛 The US Senate has defined UAP as "**unidentified aerial phenomena**" and considered changing it to "**unidentified space underwater phenomena**" to investigate further.
* 🇰🇷 Despite 30 years of experience and contacts with intelligence services, the interviewee is **99.99% sure** that South Korea lacks **official UFO information**.

Hello, I'm Maeng Seong-ryeol. Yes, I am quite well known. But, you know, something like this exists. In fact, I only recently found out that South Korea is one of the global UFO hotspots. There are about six regions worldwide where UFOs frequently appear. Among them, one of the regions is right here in South Korea, precisely speaking, including Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan. However, as you may know, it is a very sensitive military area. Originally, UFOs often appear in such areas. The United States has established a department dedicated to UFOs, with a legal status. If you go to their website and look around, you will see that the Korean Peninsula has been identified as one of the global hotspots. A scholar revealed that there is a huge UFO hidden in South Korea, and disclosed such contents comprehensively.

When the disclosure was made, it contained such contents, and that's how it's understood. Well, first of all, the person being interviewed is not a scholar. He is a doctor in a small hospital in the province. He has contributed to the UFO-related part. It's called the Disclosure Project. About 20 years ago, people who witnessed UFOs or had experiences related to UFOs were recruited and held a large press conference. At that time, it received a lot of coverage. So, among the disclosed contents, there are very believable stories of people who actually witnessed UFOs while on active duty. However, the problem is that there were also people who disclosed somewhat suspicious contents. In other words, it was a mix of information that was not clearly distinguishable, and right there, theories like the Roswell conspiracy emerged. Later on, it gradually became distorted.

I feel that person also somewhat emphasizes conspiracy theories more and more. Last year, some close aides visited South Korea, and some executive members of my UAP society had a meeting together. It's almost at the level where they are talking about what aliens know and can almost take over the Earth. They are fighting against interference from the shadow government of the United States, so they are trying to unite their strength and do something serious about it. However, now it's like a kind of business. When they talk about such things, it gets attention. YouTube views are skyrocketing, and they are giving lectures and writing books based on that content. So, the information revealed this time is somewhat shabby. Because if it had even a hint of what the US military in Korea is doing, it could have become a big issue.

The government of a country might act like that, it's unreasonable. So, if they hide the problem, who will take responsibility? The hotspot I mentioned earlier is information that the U.S. has. I am 99.99% sure that our country does not have such information. Because over the past 30 years, I have had conversations and contacts with people from the National Intelligence Service and those related to information. Of course, there have been meetings due to the UFO issue and technology leakage issues. When I talk about this and that, they are not interested. They are not interested and don't know well. So, there is not much time left. Hwang Kyo-ahn, a member of the National Assembly, Hwang Kyo-ahn's aide called me last year when drones were flying in from North Korea, highlighting our national security issues. But the truth is, about UFOs.

When we associate it with aliens, it's not just that issue. In fact, from the perspective of national security, if an unidentified object enters our airspace, it becomes a very serious incident. Looking at it from that perspective, it is indeed a national security issue. Surprisingly, there is a lack of proper information activities and systems in our country. But based on my 30 years of experience, in the current situation, if someone in the country were to take action to conceal UFOs, like the U.S., it could be possible. If someone were to do it, they could claim that a UFO crashed in a certain area in the country, that UFOs frequently appear there, causing many incidents and filming a lot of videos. But mainly, it's near U.S. military bases.

I don't go to the post much these days after being dragged and shot. And I don't even say anything near the U.S. military base these days. And most of what was taken then seems to be mostly U.S. military drones. So, I think the U.S. side probably strongly denies it, and that's the problem. It's like having a nuance that means a UFO, which is a spaceship of aliens. Somewhere on the Korean Peninsula, I want to see it too. If there is something like that, I am interested. Yes, that person has been involved in various activities at the UFO Association since the late 1900s, and among them, he did important work. So, that activity is still ongoing, and recently that person obtained information from an important source in the Pentagon. Among them, one is directly related to South Korea. UFOs are hidden in Seoul's space science and secret measures are being taken. They are making such claims recently. It's a bit difficult to talk about it here, but now we are part of the UAP Society.

While operating, I have been in contact with various individuals who used to work or are currently working in private airlines, and I have been able to gather various pieces of information. Some of these individuals are known to have witnessed UFOs in the skies over the Korean Peninsula during their service. Probably, this information has been compiled by the U.S. military. As far as I know, there is no formal reporting system in place in South Korea for UFO sightings. Of course, I understand that even the U.S. had some difficulties with this until recently. The information is all under the control of the U.S. military, so I assume that the Korean Peninsula, along with Japan and Taiwan, has become a UFO hotspot. Therefore, it is estimated that there have been quite a few sighting cases, including U.S. military pilots. However, these are military secrets, so we cannot know for sure.

From the private sector, reports are now coming to our association, or to academic societies, or directly to the UFO Investigation and Analysis Center for us to analyze. The case that marked the beginning was in September 1995. Back then, a journalist named Kim Seon-gyu from the Chosun Ilbo went out for an autumn sketch and took a picture of a scarecrow in a farm. Later, when he came to the office and chose one of the photos to be published in the next morning's newspaper, he tried to erase a smudge in the sky but couldn't remove it. Realizing it was not a smudge but something actually captured, they concluded it was a genuine photograph. They consulted Dr. Jo Gyeong-cheol, who is now deceased, a famous Apollo doctor, and he confirmed it was a UFO. The next day, they went back to the scene and continued from there.

I explained various situations such as UFO sightings, and when it was reported, I received a call from the Air Force Command. At that time, I was the head of research at the Korean UFO Research Association, and I went to the Air Force Base in Cheongju where the Air Force command had witnessed. He was a flight training instructor who chased after it near Gyeryongsan and witnessed a UFO. So, on September 4, 1995, in the skies above the Korean Peninsula, there was a significant UFO incident. It gathered in a specific region at a specific time, and this phenomenon of UFO appearances is called the UFO wave. It seems that there was a trend like that. In fact, in the case of the Washington DC airspace incident in 1952, suddenly on July 21st, they appeared several times in a row, and then a few days later, they appeared again, causing a commotion.

In the case of the USS Nimitz incident, which occurred during training exercises, it wasn't just once in November. Over the course of a week, they appeared in the sky several times, engaging in such demonstrations. It's from the Pentagon's Skinwalkers book. If what is written in that book is true, then it is certain that some advanced beings with significantly differentiated technological capabilities exist on our planet right now. But what is the essence of that content? They were detected on radar in space. There is also data on their movements in the atmosphere. Data was captured when they went into the ocean. They have that data, but they don't disclose it. In fact, during the first hearing, Democratic Congressman Krishnamoorthi mentioned it. Maybe it was around the time the book was released or not.

I don't know, but do they have a system in the U.S. that can detect UFOs moving in the ocean? Suddenly, the Deputy Minister of Defense said let's keep this information confidential, so it became classified. Another important thing is that in the U.S. Senate, when they make laws, they define UAP, originally as unidentified aerial phenomena, so it used to be interpreted as unidentified something like a phenomenon in the air or in space. When the U.S. Senate makes laws, they receive this definition and decide what to change it to. Unidentified space underwater phenomena, in other words, the contents recorded in that book indicate the existence of beings that were in space, then in the atmosphere, and finally even underwater. The U.S. Senate implied this through a law to investigate that. The organization created to investigate this is AARO. They have been working on this for almost 30 years now, but just 10 years ago, if you mentioned UFOs, people would find it a bit strange.

Are you still doing uf? You know, appearing publicly like this and saying, Hey, look at me. Aren't I here? If I were in that situation, I would have lived my whole life properly.

"미국 펜타곤이 폭로한 충격적인 정보" 대한민국 서울에서 초거대 UFO를 숨겨놓고 있다..! (맹성렬 교수)

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South Korea: A Global Hotspot for UFO Sightings

South Korea is one of the six global UFO hotspots, particularly in the sensitive military area of the Korean Peninsula.

A doctor from a small hospital, not a scholar, has been involved in the Disclosure Project, sharing both believable and suspicious UFO-related stories.

The UFO topic in South Korea has evolved into a mix of conspiracy theories and business ventures, with a UAP society discussing aliens and fighting against the shadow government of the United States.

The Lack of Information and Action on UFOs in South Korea

Despite 30 years of experience and involvement with the National Intelligence Service, there is a significant lack of interest and information regarding UFOs in South Korea.

The speaker expresses concern that, similar to the US, the South Korean government may be concealing information about UFOs and their presence near US military bases.

Recent claims have emerged about UFOs being hidden in Seoul's space science, with secret measures being taken, highlighting ongoing intrigue and concern about the issue.

Private airline workers and military pilots have reported UFO sightings over the Korean Peninsula, which is believed to be a UFO hotspot under the control of the U.

There is no formal reporting system for UFO sightings in South Korea, leading to a lack of official information on the subject.

The first significant UFO sighting case in the area was in September 1995, involving a journalist and a famous Apollo doctor's confirmation of the UFO.

A significant UFO incident occurred above the Korean Peninsula on September 4, 1995, known as the UFO wave, with similar patterns observed in other incidents such as the 1952 Washington DC airspace and the USS Nimitz incident.

These events suggest a trend of UFO appearances in specific regions at specific times, indicating the potential existence of advanced beings with superior technological capabilities.

The government, including the Air Force Command and the Pentagon, has data on UFO movements but has not disclosed it, despite mentions in the Pentagon's Skinwalkers book and during congressional hearings.

The US System for Detecting and Investigating UFOs

The US has a system for detecting UFOs moving in the ocean, which has been kept confidential by the Deputy Minister of Defense.

The US Senate has been involved in defining and redefining UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) in laws, including the investigation of underwater phenomena.

AARO, an organization established for this purpose, has been actively working on UFO investigations for nearly 30 years, with increasing public interest and acceptance in the past decade.