Tinian, United States of America. 25 April, 2026. Damage and debris scatter across the tiny island of Tinian after Super Typhoon Sinlaku landed with winds of 175-mph (280 kph), April 25, 2026, in Tinian, CNMI, USA. Credit: Dominick Del Vecchio/FEMA Photo/Alamy Live News

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