It seems that tensions between Russia and Britain are reaching new heights, as Moscow issues a warning to the UK over the potential use of British weapons by Ukraine against Russian targets. The situation has escalated to the point where Moscow has threatened to retaliate by targeting British military installations and equipment, not only within Ukraine but also elsewhere.

This recent development stems from comments made by Foreign Secretary David Cameron last week, in which he stated that Ukraine had the right to utilize British weaponry in its strikes against Russia. Consequently, Russia summoned British Ambassador Nigel Casey for a formal protest at their foreign ministry.

However, Britain denies these claims, asserting that Casey’s meeting with Russian officials was purely diplomatic and aimed at reiterating the UK’s support for Ukraine amidst what they perceive as unprovoked Russian aggression.

Russia’s foreign ministry argues that Cameron’s statements essentially make Britain a de facto partici

Today, defendants Kuandyk Bishimbayev and Baizhanov made their last speech in court, Liter.kz reports.

After this, the court was adjourned. The next court hearing will take place on May 10 at 10 am.

Let us remember that during his last word Bishimbayev asked for forgiveness from his parents.

My mistakes darkened their old age and brought anxiety and fear. But I want to say that they are not to blame

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Every day, buses driven by volunteers travel from the city of Sumy to the Ukrainian-Russian border and vice versa. They gathered people crossing at the Kolotilovka-Pokrovka checkpoint. Kolotivka is a village in the Belgorod region which is controlled by Russia, while Pokrovka is a village in the Sumy region which is still controlled by Ukraine. Since April 2022, this region has become the only humanitarian corridor through which Ukrainian citizens from Russian-occupied territory can still pass to reach Ukrainian-controlled territory.

One day in early May, there were 11 people on a bus bound for Sumy. The passengers were mostly women and elderly people, but there were two teenagers on the bus. Some people stared out the window, while others fell asleep exhausted.

Many of them had traveled for several days to escape and pass the final stage, a 2-kilometer “grey zone” between Kolotilovka and Pokrovka, which had to be crossed on foot.

Crawl across the border

“Everyone walks fast, but I’m slower,” said Viktor, a retiree from the Luhansk region, recounting his journey. Both legs were amputated and he had to use a wheelchair. But he gave the wheelchair to his wife Lyudmila to transport their luggage through the gray zone.

At the end of 716 days of war in Ukraine, each of the countries in the fray claim to have neutralized the drones launched tonight by the enemy. Russia said its defenses neutralized the 19 launched by Ukraine on four of its regions, including Oriol with energy facilities as its objective. For its part, Ukraine scored the demolition of 10 of the 16 drones launched by Russia on “only civil infrastructure” in Kharkiv.

In the first message of Olexander Syrsk as the new commander-in-chief of the Ukra

Los Pulitzer Prizes were announced Monday, traditionally the most anticipated day of the year for those hoping to win print journalism’s most prestigious honor. The commission of the prestigious Pulitzer Prize awarded him its 108th edition this Monday a special mention to the “courageous work” of Palestinian journalists who covered the war in Gaza since last October 7, as well as towards colleagues who died while reporting this conflict

As well as honoring the winners and finalists 15 journalism categories, the Council also recognizes distinguished work in areas such as books, music and theatre. The awards, which will honor 2023’s work, were announced via livestream at 3 p.m. ET.

The Associates The Press won a Pulitzer Prize for Photography for its coverage of the global immigration crisis centered on the U.S.-Mexico border, while The New York Times a AndThe Washington Post They each won three Pulitzer Prizes for their work as of 2023.

He Times and the news service Reuters They each won the Pulitzer for their own coverage of the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel and its aftermath.

The prestigious Pulitzer Prize for Public Service was won by ProPublica for a report that “pierced the thick wall of secrecy” around the US Supreme Court by showing how billionaires gave gifts and trips to the justices.

They honored the best of journalism of 2023 in 15 categories, as well as eight arts categories focusing on books, music and theatre. The public service winner receives a gold medal. All other winners receive $15,000.

The awards are administered by Columbia University in New York, which has made headlines for Student demonstrations against the war in Gaza. The Pulitzer board met outside Columbia last weekend to decide the winners.

The contract states the supply of 72 K239 Chunmo systems, Chunmoo CTM-290 tactical rockets and technology transfer on the system’s launch modules.

The day before the contract signing, a Polish delegation visited the Korean Defense Development Agency and watched the test launch of the CTM-290 rocket from the Homar-K, the Chunmoo-produced version of the multiple launch rocket artillery. for Poland. The missile has a diameter of 60cm and has a maximum range of 290km. In addition, Hanwha Aerospace has adapted the Chunmoo system so that it can be installed on the Polish Jelcz 8×8 military vehicle chassis. In addition, Homar-K is also integrated with the advanced TOPAZ combat management system designed by Poland, helping to improve operational efficiency and strategic coordination.

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This Tuesday, the Public Prosecutor’s Office (MP) requested preventive detention for Fernando Madureira, leader of the Super Dragões, and Hugo “Polaco”, a member of the cheer squad, within the scope of the Operation Praetorianand house arrest with electronic surveillance for Vítor Catão.

A judicial source told the Lusa agency that, in promoting the coercive measures to be applied to the defendants by the Criminal Investigation Court (TIC) of Porto, the MP prosecutor defended that Madureira and Hugo Carneiro (“Polish”) be subject to the coercive measure most serious: preventive detention.

For Vítor Catão, who chose not to make a statement before the criminal investigation judge Pedro Miguel Vieira, the MP defended the application of house arrest, with electronic surveillance.

For the remaining nine defendants, the MP prosecutor requested a ban on contact, a ban on access to sports venues and periodic presentations to the authorities.

After the MP’s promotions, the lawyers for the 12 defendants presented their respective arguments, but the coercive measures will only be known on Wednesday afternoon, at 4 pm.

However, at the end of the afternoon, Fernando Madureira’s wife, Sandra, and five of the seven detained at the Bela Vista police station (Hugo Loureiro, Fernando Saul, Vítor ‘Aleixo’, Vítor Bruno Oliveira and José Pereira) were released.

The investigations began with a significant delay, compared to the scheduled time (10 am), with the investigating judge Pedro Miguel Vieira arriving at the TIC at 11 am.

Last Wednesday, the PSP detained 12 people – including two FC Porto employees and the leader of the Super Dragões, Fernando Madureira –

The General Authority for Hajj and Umrah Affairs announced the launch of the activities of the awareness forum for coordinators and supervisors accompanying pilgrims in the coordination of the Eastern Region for this year’s Hajj season.

A week ago, the Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors of the General Authority for Hajj and Umrah Affairs, Sabri Al-Bouaishi, announced that the National Unity Government would cover the entire cost of Hajj for Libyan citizens, amounti

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The Power of Teamwork: A Victory Story

In the world of sports, ⁤teamwork is‍ often the key to success. This was evident in a‌ recent‍ match⁣ between two rival teams, where the home team​ displayed exceptional teamwork and skill to secure a resounding victory.

A Dominant‍ Performance

From the very beginning of the match, it was clear ⁢that the home​ team was in⁤ control. With simple combinations in the middle of the field, they were able to penetrate the ​opponent’s defense and score goals with ‍ease. ⁤The crowd ⁢was electrified as ⁢the team executed ⁤their plays flawlessly, leading to a commanding 4-0 lead‍ by the 58th minute.

Despite their best efforts, the visiting ​team struggled to keep up with the pace and precision of the home team. They⁢ found themselves on ‍the back foot for most of ⁢the ⁣match, unable to mount a significant‍ offensive threat. The home ‌team’s defense was ‍solid, denying⁣ the⁣ visitors any clear scoring opportunities.

A Moment‍ of‌ Redemption

As the match ‌entered ⁢its final stages, a player who‌ had ‌been sidelined for nearly ⁤twenty months due to‌ a knee injury made‌ a triumphant⁢ return to the field. Ladislav Takcs, after undergoing⁢ surgery and a long rehabilitation‌ process, was finally ​back in ⁤action. His brief appearance​ in the closing minutes of the match was a testament to ⁢his resilience and‍ determination.

Reflecting on the match, ⁤the coach expressed his satisfaction with the team’s