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CENTCOM·2020-11-12·Released 2026-05-08·Status: unresolved·1 min read

Iran November 2020 Mission Report

Mission narrative report documenting an unidentified airborne object reported during operations near Iran, November 2020.

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Incident date
2020-11-12
Released
2026-05-08
Source
CENTCOM
Location
Iran
Sensors
Witness reports, Operational logs
Media
document
File ID
DOW-UAP-D64
Last verified
2026-05-08

Official description

DOW-UAP-D64: CENTCOM mission report. Document-only, no accompanying sensor capture in the release.

Editor's context

Distinct from the well-known 1976 Tehran incident, this is a separate, more recent file. Limited public context restricts further analysis without the original sensor data.

In the margins

Transcribed redactions, stamps, and handwritten markings, the paratext of the file. Often the most human part of a declassified document, and worth reading on its own.

  • Stampp. mission report cover
    U.S. CENTRAL COMMAND, DOW-UAP-D64
  • Annotation
    Distinct from the well-known 1976 Tehran F-4 incident, this is a separate, more recent CENTCOM record. Document-only, no sensor data in the release.

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U.S. Central Command. "Iran November 2020 Mission Report." Released via PURSUE program, 2026-05-08. File ID: DOW-UAP-D64. https://www.war.gov/UFO/. Accessed 2026-05-12 via Social Media for Aliens archive, https://socialmediaforaliens.com/files/iran-november-2020.

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