This is not Disclosure. This is Acclimation.
Many people are feeling let down by the first two releases of the PURSUE initiative, because they were expecting clear-cut full Disclosure. Others are seeing those releases as a positive thing.
Let me tell you, both sides are correct. Those releases are not Disclosure, not yet. However, it's the first time that the Executive branch is actively engaging in UAP transparency without dismissal or stigma.
It's clear that many people in the US government thinks the public isn't ready for Disclosure yet. The purpose of these releases is to guide the emotional reaction of the public. This is why no undeniable proof is being shown yet.
Up until now, the stigma made people outright dismiss any UAP information. Also, there are way too many people who would never believe anything Trump says. This is why the Executive branch decided to use a "let the public decide" approach: it's the only way to make it impossible for the public to outright dismiss these releases, because there's no concrete allegation to dismiss.
Having broken the barrier of outright dismissal, they're capturing the curiosity of the public. And with the public becoming curious, the public is starting to actively seek for more information on their own pace. Over time, this will allow the public to not be surprised by further official releases anymore, because the public will have already figured most of it out by themselves.
And THIS is when Disclosure will actually happen: When the public at large will not be surprised by it anymore. Nobody will be shocked by it, nobody will panic, nobody will change their day to day lives, and nobody will overwhelm the government and the financial markets.
Actual UAP & NHI Disclosure will happen when it's a self-evident "meh, whatever" event. And this is not a bad thing, as long as the government keep positively engaged in it.