Trump Administration Eyes Limited UAP Disclosure by May with Commemorative Coin Already ProducedVeteran investigative journalist Ross Coulthart has independently confirmed reports that the Trump administration is preparing a limited public statement on unidentified anomalous phenomena, commonly known as UAP, as early as May.The claim originated with Jaime Walden, who said he received an intelligence briefing describing the disclosure as a “done deal.” A special commemorative coin tied to the event has reportedly already been manufactured, according to multiple insiders Coulthart says he has also heard from directly.Coulthart, host of News Nation’s Reality Check and a respected voice on government secrecy, noted that while some transparency appears planned, full admission of the long-running secret UAP study program remains doubtful. UAP are mysterious objects or events in the sky that military pilots and radar systems have tracked performing maneuvers no known aircraft can match.The Pentagon has officially acknowledged in recent years that some UAP cases defy explanation, prompting congressional hearings and new reporting laws. Yet mainstream coverage has often stayed skeptical or minimal, even as pilots describe objects accelerating instantly without sound or visible engines. Independent researchers argue this points to possible non-human intelligence, though official reports so far stop short of that conclusion.Critics call the coin idea tacky or commercial, questioning whether it signals real openness or just another promotional stunt. Supporters, however, see any official step as a historic crack in decades of secrecy that could lead to fuller public understanding. With no White House confirmation yet, the story is spreading rapidly in UAP circles and betting markets already wager on major revelations soon.