Any chance of posting an image of an intact specimen? Smooshed samples are challenging to decipher.

If you can catch it, freeze it and then take a picture.

How big are they?

Are they hard-bodied?

And what are they doing other than flying?

Actually it's alive sample not squashed one، they are small and soft bodied i didn't notice anything harmful but they are annoying

the original pictures without zooming in

Well, likely need to do more than that.

If a pantry pest, need to locate and discard food. And must also thoroughly clean the storage area.

Possible foods include perishable stored foods as well as birdseed and dry pet food.

If birdseed, don't discard. Just feed it to the bird -- some are insect eaters.

Actually i don't have any kind of pet's or birds and i don't have any stored food or spices that attract bugs at all and my storage area very clean and my kitchen too but there is a lemon tree outside my balcony i think trees might be attract bugs it's not mine and it's not too close but it's flying bug so it's not hard to fly into my house, i don't know if the tree is infected or not but I just thinking out loud before i spraying them or even calling pest control company.

The beetle in the pictures is not similar to any of the common pantry pests.

Okay, can you advise me what should i do, do i just dispose them or spraying or just call pest control company??

Ps: l'm entomophobic :((

You can get them with a hand held vacuum if they really freak you out. Just keep the screen closed. They will probably be gone in a week or so.

They don't look like pantry pests to me either, but do check any grains for tiny larvae before use, just in case...especially if they keep coming.

Call a pest control company. :)