Kia officially announced the name of its pickup truck: Tasman, which will be launched in 2025 and will feature a ladder frame structure instead of a monocoque construction, increasing its capacity.
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Video of Unidentified Humanoid Object Resurfaces and Goes Viral on Social Media
With the tag Project Bluebeam, the images captured in 2015 in Sequoia Park, California, are causing a stir online again.
Read MoreStrange coincidence! Ford recalls Broncos on the same day as OJ Simpson’s death
On the same day that Orenthal James Simpson, better known as OJ Simpson, passed away at 76 after a battle with cancer, thousands of Ford Broncos were recalled due to potential issues with fuel injectors.
Read MoreVideo shows racing car catching fire at Formula Drift event
During a Formula Drift event in Long Beach, California, a racing car suddenly caught fire, and footage of the incident is leaving viewers stunned.
Read MoreVideo: Russian Military Makes Bizarre Adaptation of Naval Rocket Launcher to Land Vehicle
A video recently released on Telegram reveals a Russian military innovation that involves adapting a naval rocket launcher for land use. The equipment, dubbed “Frankenstein”, combines the RBU-6000 rocket launcher, originally designed for anti-submarine warfare, with a multi-purpose armored vehicle chassis MT-LB.
Read MoreVideo: F-35i Fighters Land at Nevatim Air Base After Downing Iranian Drones
Recently, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) highlighted the operational effectiveness of their new stealth F-35I Adir fighters, demonstrating how these advanced aircraft are essential for protecting Israeli airspace.
Read MoreVideo shows supposed movement of Iranian drones towards Israel
The Israel Defense Forces confirm that Iran has launched drones towards the Hebrew country
Read MorePilot goes viral on TikTok explaining turbulence: ‘a natural part of flying’
An airplane pilot from KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, the Dutch airline, reassured passengers by explaining that ‘turbulence is a natural part of flying and does not indicate problems with the aircraft’.
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