GREECE · 2024 [DOW · CENTCOM · SWIR]
WATCH IN UMBRA: all three clips, native playback
THE "DIAMOND-SHAPED" CLIP
DOW-UAP-PR028 (January 2024, 65 seconds) comes with mission report DoW-UAP-D7, which describes the object as "diamond-shaped" and moving at about 434 knots, roughly 500 miles per hour, and says it was detectable only through the short-wave infrared (SWIR) sensor. The video opens on a split screen, electro-optical on the right and SWIR on the left; an area of contrast becomes distinguishable at 0:04, and at 0:10 the display switches to a full-screen SWIR view to focus on it. SWIR typically images reflected light rather than heat, which is why an object can show on one sensor and not another.
THE "90-DEGREE TURNS" CLIP
DOW-UAP-PR034 (October 2023, 2 minutes 57) is paired with D33, which describes an object flying near the surface of the ocean and making multiple 90-degree turns at about 80 miles per hour. The video description is flatter: an area of contrast enters at 0:04, moves back and forth horizontally across the field of view as the sensor pans to track it, and is designated by a blue reticle from 1:00 to 2:01, after which the sensor engages a contrast filter.
THE SMALL CIRCULAR OBJECT
DOW-UAP-PR035 (October 2023, 24 seconds, lower resolution) goes with D35, describing a small, circular object near the surface of the ocean flying toward land. In the video the sensor zooms in at 0:02 and tracks the contrast across water; at 0:20 the background shifts from sea to land and the contrast becomes indistinguishable.
WHAT COMES FROM THE VIDEO AND WHAT DOESN'T
The speeds and turn angles are the crews' statements in the mission reports. AARO's video descriptions do not confirm them, and a sensor image alone does not give a speed unless range is known. Read the reports as testimony and the descriptions as the record of what is on screen.
WHERE IT SITS IN THE RECORD
All three clips came in the first PURSUE release (May 8, 2026), submitted by U.S. Central Command, with the three mission reports published beside them. Related sets: the Middle East 2013-2020 clips and the Syria clips in the same release.
What are the Greece UAP videos?
Three clips from PURSUE Release 01, DOW-UAP-PR028, PR034 and PR035, reported by U.S. Central Command. PR034 and PR035 are from October 2023 and PR028 from January 2024, each with a mission report.
What does SWIR mean?
Short-wave infrared. SWIR sensors typically image reflected light rather than emitted heat, so they can show things that a thermal infrared sensor does not, and the other way round.
Did the video show an object going 434 knots?
That speed comes from mission report D7, not from the video. AARO's description of the clip does not verify it.
Are the Greece clips connected?
They are separate reports months apart. The record does not link them to each other or to any other incident.
Where can I watch all three clips?
Umbra, a free iOS reader of the public PURSUE record, plays every clip natively with AARO's description and links each to its mission report.
> All three Greece clips and their mission reports, on your iPhone.
