In the midst of a tense military conflict with Iran, US President Donald Trump has shifted focus to UFOs, announcing the upcoming release of government documents related to unidentified flying objects. Speaking at a Turning Point USA event in Phoenix, Trump claimed to have found 'very interesting documents' and directed the FBI to investigate a series of deaths and disappearances linked to NASA and other defense entities. This announcement has drawn skepticism from analysts who suggest it serves as a distraction from the ongoing war, which has caused significant oil supply disruptions and rising prices in the US. Critics, including some within Trump's own Republican Party, have labeled the UFO discussion as a diversion from more serious issues, such as the Epstein files, which have resurfaced in public discourse. Meanwhile, a Reuters/Ipsos survey indicates that only 27% of Americans support the strikes against Iran, highlighting discontent with the current administration's foreign policy. Experts have expressed doubts regarding the significance of the UFO claims, with a former Pentagon investigator suggesting that the focus on UFOs is merely a distraction for the administration.