May 18, 2025: Best photos from around the world
Vehicles are stranded amid flooding caused by heavy rains, in Alsina, Argentina.
Tornado damage in western Kentucky.
The interception of a missile, that the Israeli military said to have been fired from Yemen.
Credit: Reuters Photo
Faithful take part in a candlelit procession while praying the rosary in St Peter's Square, the night before Pope Leo XIV's inaugural mass, at the Vatican.
Credit: Reuters Photo
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May 18, 2025: Best photos from around the world
Vehicles are stranded amid flooding caused by heavy rains, in Alsina, Argentina. Tornado damage in western Kentucky. The interception of a missile, that the Israeli military said to have been fired from Yemen. Credit: Reuters Photo Faithful take part in a candlelit procession while praying the rosary in St Peter's Square, the night before Pope Leo XIV's inaugural mass, at the Vatican. Credit: Reuters Photo
