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Llangoed, United Kingdom — A new unexplained aerial sighting has been submitted to the National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC), the U.S.-based organization that has collected reports of unidentified flying objects for decades.

According to the statement published online, the incident allegedly occurred on April 12, 2026, at 5:32 p.m., in the village of Llangoed, in northern Wales. Two people are said to have witnessed the event.

The witness stated that he was in the living room with his three-year-old son when he looked up through a skylight and noticed a silver, disk-shaped object hovering motionless at high altitude. He estimated its position at around 15,000 feet.

Curious, the man said he immediately checked the flight-tracking application Flightradar24, commonly used to monitor air traffic in real time. According to his account, no aircraft appeared in the area corresponding to the object’s location.

Moments later, his wife, who was also in the room, reportedly called out and pointed to the object after it had suddenly shifted position. The movement was described as nearly instantaneous, occurring “in the blink of an eye.”

The witness then said he rushed outside in an attempt to record the sighting on his phone, but was unable to do so. He claims the object vanished at great speed. He also reported seeing two white orbs appearing to follow the main silver craft.

The entire sighting is said to have lasted approximately five seconds.

At this stage, no physical evidence — such as photographs, video footage, or publicly available radar data — has been presented to verify the account. As with all NUFORC submissions, the report is based solely on witness testimony.

Nevertheless, sightings of this kind continue to attract public interest, fueling debate between conventional explanations, atmospheric phenomena, and more extraordinary interpretations.