US rejects sending spy balloons to China Still dark เข้า xo on eight sides. Find the source. ‘Mystery object’
Washington government confirms Never sent a spy balloon into Chinese airspace. All parties involved in the United States continue to investigate the origins of At least three more “foreign objects” were recently shot down.

Foreign news agencies reported from Washington. United States on February 14 that Mr. John Kirby, spokesman for the US National Security Council, said the Washington government “No spy balloons were sent to China” and “There is no information about other suspicious objects. which intrudes into Chinese airspace.”

Kirby’s remarks were retaliatory. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said relevant departments of the Beijing government had detected US “spy balloons” have invaded Chinese airspace “no less than 10 times” since January last year, it said. The Beijing government handled all the incidents. “Responsible and professional” If any party wants to know more “Please ask the United States yourself.”

The Philippines is facing an onion shortage. Prices xoare higher than pork, chicken, cow and minimum wage.

A kilogram of onions and shallots costs around $11, while the daily minimum wage in the Philippines is just over $9, or about 295 baht.

In many countries, onions are a staple for cooking. commonly found while meat is more expensive but in the Philippines now The price of onions has skyrocketed even more than chicken and beef.

Garlic and onions were introduced to the Filipino culinary culture during the Spanish colonization between 1521 and 1898, and today onions are an essential ingredient in the nation’s cuisine.

This week, a kilogram of onions and shallots costs around $11, while a chicken costs just $4.

The daily minimum wage in the Philippines is more than 9 US dollars or about 295 baht.

When the price is so high Authorities have to detain people who illegally transport onions. In early January, authorities were able to intercept smuggling of onions worth $310,000. can come from China The smuggler tried to say that the crates contained clothing.

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This caused a lot of discussion on social media. Many Filipinos traveling abroad choose to buy onions for friends and family as souvenirs. Instead of choosing other souvenirs such as chocolate

Manny, a retired Filipino journalist, came to Bangkok on business in November, telling BBC Thai that The price of onion in Thailand is almost 10 times cheaper than in the Philippines until he bought 2 kg back to the country.

“Onion Now It’s as valuable as gold…I’m lucky that customs officials allow me to take it into the country,” Manny said after carrying onions worth 100 baht from Thailand to the Philippines.

Conveyor Belt Sushi: “Sushi Terrorism” Prank Trend Shaking Japan

Japanese police have arrested ทางเข้าxo three suspects in connection with “Sushi Terrorism”, which is a prank on conveyor belt sushi. Until shaking the food industry, famous in Japan

last month A video shows a man licking a bottle of soy sauce on a sushi conveyor belt. became a viral clip and caused widespread dissatisfaction in Japanese society.

In this same video This man also uses his hands to squeeze sushi. Inside the conveyor belt sushi shop of the franchise “Kura Sushi” as well

Since the clip has become a trend Dozens of videos of pranks at conveyor belt sushi like this have been created. Until causing concern in Japanese society

Some clips of these pranksters are children and teenagers. that uses his hand to touch the sushi that passes in front of his face but didn’t eat it myself