Grusch Cites 1971 USSR-US Treaty to Prevent UAP Misidentification From Triggering Nuclear War

What was said

"There was actually a famous 1971 treaty between the USSR and the US. You can look it up. It's unclassified. It was signed in September 1971. And you'll see Article 3 They were worried about the UAP problem set triggering nuclear escalation because of the misidentification of anomalous activity near NC3 assets."

David Grusch revealed that a 1971 treaty between the United States and Soviet Union included provisions specifically addressing UAP near nuclear command and control assets to prevent misidentification from sparking nuclear war. This disclosure confirms both superpowers were aware of the UAP phenomenon decades ago and considered it significant enough to address in formal diplomatic agreements. The treaty acknowledgment provides documentary evidence that governments have long known about and tracked unexplained aerial phenomena around sensitive military installations.