In a viral video shared by Canadian couple Justin Stevenson and Danielle Daniels-Stevenson on May 14, a peculiar and eerie event unfolded along the Winnipeg River in Fort Alexander, Manitoba. The couple recounted their startling encounter with unidentified flying objects (UFOs) hovering overhead.According to their account, as they were driving through the area, two sun-like objects suddenly materialised in the sky, prompting them to halt their vehicle and start recording the strange phenomena. The video captures the scene where mysterious orbs with glowing yellow lights appeared, accompanied by two additional lights that added to the confusion.Were looking at something here, I dont know what that is. Is that a plane or what that is Were in the Northshore, were trying to figure what that is. Its like fire in the sky or something. Are they going farther away or closer It was brighter. Two bright lights above the tree line. Oh, theres another one, what the f*** is that I think were seeing some aliens, for real, Justin Stevenson exclaimed in the video.Since its posting, the footage has rapidly gained traction online, sparking intense speculation among viewers about the nature of the sighting. Some have pondered if it could be related to military exercises, with one user questioning if it might be army training. Another comment speculated whether the objects could be government UFOs or of extraterrestrial origin.Among the various theories circulating, one commenter suggested a more cosmic explanation: It is another planetary system coming into ours! Do research! Its been here since 2011. Others chimed in with personal experiences, such as a recent encounter where similar lights followed them on a highway for several minutes. Another speculated that the lights might be military flares used in SARTEC exercises over water, as observed previously in Gimli.The video continues to fuel discussions and theories online, with the couples encounter contributing to the ongoing debate surrounding UFO sightings and unexplained aerial phenomena.
