The annual Perseid meteor shower occurs when Earth passes through the debris trail left by Comet 109P/Swift-Tuttle. This celestial event reached its peak overnight, aligning with a new moon that created perfect conditions for stargazers as there was minimal interference from moonlight. Below are images capturing the Perseid meteor streaks at Mount Ramon in the Negev Desert, near Mitzpe Ramon, Israel. Additionally, people observed a meteor streaking across the sky at Visnjan Observatory in Croatia. Another stunning sight was a meteor streaking above the Stone Dolls of Kuklica near Kratovo, North Macedonia. People gathered around the Monument to the Unknown Hero on Mount Avala, near Belgrade, Serbia, to witness the Perseid meteor shower. Furthermore, a meteor was seen streaking across the night sky above the megalithic stone walls of the ancient Illyrian city of Daorson near Stolac, in southern Bosnia-Herzegovina. In Jacobsdorf, Germany, spectators observed a meteor with a green tail and the streaks of two satellites during the Perseid meteor shower. Lastly, a Perseid meteor streaked across the night sky behind St. Mark’s Tower, a 17th-century coastal fortification near the village of Baħar iċ-Ċagħaq, Malta.