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What really happened on the Moon on July 27?
Dr. Katharine Milano returns to Exopolitics Today with an extraordinary account of what she says was a surprise Dark Fleet attack on Lunar Operations Command on the far side of the Moon.
According to Milano, three waves of Dark Fleet spacecraft entered Earth’s vicinity through temporal “time bubbles” and launched a coordinated assault against Space Force forces stationed around the Moon. She says the attack caused devastating losses before other extraterrestrial groups intervened.
What really happened on the Moon on July 27?
Dr. Katharine Milano returns to Exopolitics Today with an extraordinary account of what she says was a surprise Dark Fleet attack on Lunar Operations Command on the far side of the Moon.
According to Milano, three waves of Dark Fleet spacecraft entered Earth’s vicinity through temporal “time bubbles” and launched a coordinated assault against Space Force forces stationed around the Moon. She says the attack caused devastating losses before other extraterrestrial groups intervened.
But the story gets even bigger.
Milano says the Dark Fleet may have made a catastrophic mistake. By launching the attack after a major galactic peace agreement had already been reached, they allegedly violated the treaty without realizing it. That miscalculation, she says, may now have opened the door for positive extraterrestrial civilizations to move against remaining Dark Fleet forces throughout the galaxy.
Dr. Michael Salla and Katharine also discuss Lunar Operations Command, Space Force communications, Ceres, Antarctica, the Ashtar Command, the Irma, Solar Warden, mysterious observations near the Moon, and several unusual events that occurred shortly after the alleged attack.
If Katharine’s information is accurate, July 27 may have marked far more than a battle around the Moon. It may have been a turning point in a much larger conflict.
Watch the full interview and decide for yourself what these extraordinary claims could mean for Earth and the future of our solar system.
