Missouri Rep. Eric Burlison (R-MO) has claimed that a massive unidentified craft — described as “too big to move” — exists at a classified location in a foreign country, with reports suggesting an entire building was constructed around it.
Burlison, who has pushed for greater UAP (unidentified anomalous phenomena) transparency, said he learned of the object through both public sources and classified briefings in a SCIF (Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility).
“I’ve heard publicly and behind doors in a SCIF that there is an object in a foreign country that is too big to move,” Burlison told the New York Post. He added that the site appears to involve a crash that has been there for “quite some time.”
The congressman has expressed interest in visiting the location as part of his effort to inspect secretive U.S. and allied military facilities tied to UFO/UAP programs. Plans for the visit have faced bureaucratic and logistical delays.
Potential Inclusion in Upcoming UFO Files
Burlison has suggested the existence of this immovable craft could be addressed in the anticipated release of additional UFO files under the Trump administration. President Trump recently teased that the first batch of declassified UFO/UAP documents would be released “very, very soon” following a Pentagon review.
Burlison has been vocal about pushing for declassification and has indicated that significant cases, including this one, might be included in forthcoming disclosures.
The claim echoes earlier reporting from investigative journalist Ross Coulthart about an enormous craft housed in a secure facility abroad, though Burlison has stopped short of confirming any specific location, citing classification concerns. Speculation in UFO circles has pointed toward a U.S.-friendly country, with some linking it to long-circulating stories involving South Korea.
Part of Wider Congressional Push on UAP
Burlison’s comments come amid renewed congressional interest in UAP transparency. He has participated in briefings, reviewed videos of unexplained objects, and advocated for greater oversight of defense-related programs that may involve potential non-human technology.
While no official government confirmation of the “too big to move” craft has been released, Burlison’s position as a sitting member of Congress with access to classified information has added weight to the discussion.
He has framed his efforts as part of a commitment to uncover the truth about UAP, stating that the American public deserves more answers on these long-rumored programs.
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