Days ago Christopher Mellon shared a bunch of declassified documents, in one of them, a pilot with military background was able to interview a UFO in an encounter with multiple witnesses and radar evidence

Declassified Military Encounter with Unidentified Aerial Phenomena: An In-Depth Analysis

In recent weeks, the release of declassified documents by Christopher Mellon has shed new light on historic UFO encounters involving military personnel, radar evidence, and eyewitness testimonies. Among these revelations is a compelling account of an encounter involving a seasoned pilot with extensive aviation experience, who directly observed a mysterious object in the skies over Spain, an event corroborated by radar data and multiple witnesses. This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of this extraordinary incident, exploring the testimony of Juan Ignacio Lorenzo Torres, a distinguished Spanish Air Force officer, and the broader implications of such encounters.

Profile of Juan Ignacio Lorenzo Torres

Juan Ignacio Lorenzo Torres served as an officer in the Spanish Air Force, with operational experience as a fighter pilot in the Sahara. He later assumed leadership roles, including Commander of Iberia Airlines and Director of an aviation training school. With over 28,000 flight hours, Torres’s expertise in aviation lends significant credibility to his wartime observations and accounts of aerial phenomena.

The Encounter: An Extraordinary Flight Incident

During a routine flight from London to Alicante aboard a Iberia Caravelle jet, Commander Torres recounted a chilling experience near Barcelona. As the aircraft reached approximately 28,000 feet (orbiting at a level that typically involves turbulence and standard air traffic), controllers unexpectedly lowered their altitude, an unusual maneuver that initially seemed standard but later proved suspicious.

Suddenly, the crew observed a powerful, unusual light ahead of the aircraft—unlike any conventional airplane or known celestial object. The light appeared as a luminous orb, exhibiting a pulsating, “breathing” characteristic, fluctuating between white, blue, and gray hues. Complementing this was a secondary, ball-shaped light that moved independently, prompting concern that this was no ordinary aerial object.

Proximity and Behavior of the Unidentified Object

Remarkably, the object approached within approximately ten meters of the aircraft’s nose, maintaining a consistent speed parallel to the plane. Witnesses aboard the crew, including the mechanic Cuenca Paneque and stewardess, confirmed seeing the illuminated object, which emitted enough light to be visible even within daylight conditions.

What made this encounter particularly extraordinary was the object’s apparent ‘life-like’ qualities. Internal features, described by Commander Torres as “veins” within the central light, suggested a biological or organic aspect, reminiscent of a colossal human eye with intricate, intertwined network of “veins” displaying shimmering hues. This visual