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Russia's adventure in the Middle East is as reckless as America's
Financial Times When a Russian general went to the US embassy in Baghdad to announce that the Russian air force was about to start its bombing campaign in Syria and that the Americans and their allies should stay out of the way, President Vladimir Putin was making a ... and more » |
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Russian jets hit 12 ISIS targets in Syria, cause panic among extremists ...
RT Russian jets hit 12 Islamic State targets in the course of nearly 20 combat flights carried out in Syria on Tuesday, the Defense Ministry said. Command centers and training camps were destroyed in the attacks which threw the extremists into panic. Russia Continues Airstrikes Against ISIL in SyriaSputnik International all 58 news articles » |
Top Russian bureaucrats have repeatedly been forced to watch pictures of their luxury mansions paraded in the press in recent years.
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Russia Denies Carrying Out Airstrikes Against Syrian City
Wall Street Journal The Syrian Arab News Agency said Russian hit Islamic State hide-outs in the Islamic State-controlled city in what appeared to be an expansion of Moscow's air campaign, its first combat mission in the Middle East since the breakup of the Soviet Union ... ISIS in Syria using mosques as shelters, civilians as shields – Russian ...RT Russian military denies strikes on Syrian city of PalmyraYahoo News Russian jets hit Islamic State targets in Palmyra, AleppoReuters The Independent -Reuters UK -Times of India all 243 news articles » |
The geopolitics of the Syrian crisis make engagement with Ankara a necessity. But President Erdoğan has his own agenda and is not an easy man to do business with
Turkey has always had the potential to be at the diplomatic heart of the Syrian crisis. This week Turkey’s moment arrived; and it is set to continue. On Monday President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan held talks in Brussels with EU leaders intent on enlisting his help in controlling the refugee crisis. More talks are due on Thursday in Luxembourg at an EU meeting with representatives from eastern Mediterranean countries and the western Balkans. These are meetings with extremely wide implications.
Turkey’s centrality is hardly a surprise. It is, if nothing else, a key transit country for those fleeing war and persecution in Syria and Iraq. It is, equally, a Nato member on the frontline of key Middle Eastern conflicts. Moreover, a few days into Russia’s air campaign over Syria, Russian Sukhoi fighter planesviolated Turkey’s airspace. The daunting complexities of the Syrian crisis are now compounded by a fresh security conundrum – the sudden outbreak of Turkish-Russian tensions of the sort that Lord Palmerston would have recognised. Mr Erdoğan is a strong opponent of the Syrian regime, and he regards the Americans as having wavered dangerously – and thus, in the end, of having encouraged the Russian moves.
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Tajikistan 'Extremely Concerned' About Situation Along Afghan Border by support@pangea-cms.com (RFE/RL)
President Emomali Rahmon has said Tajikistan was "extremely concerned" about the situation along the Tajik-Afghan border.
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Europe Could Learn From Russia's Google Ruling
Bloomberg View As the European Union presses its antitrust case against Google, Russia has already completed its own. Paradoxically, the Russian case was successful because Google doesn't have anything close to a monopoly there. In fact, it is where the company faces ... Russia orders Google to stop preinstalling its own Android appsCNET Russia demands Google fix 'anticompetitive' AndroidCNBC Google ordered to stop anti-competitive Android practices in RussiaThe Verge Re/code-Engadget- TechCrunch all 123 news articles » |
Министр обороны США Эштон Картер во вторник осудил «глубоко безответственное и непрофессиональное» нарушение Россией воздушного пространства Турции и призвал Москву в срочном порядке ответить на предложенные Вашингтоном правила поведения в небе над Сирией.
Influx of refugees from Syria could fulfill directive that a nation pursuing prosecution must have a direct interest in the case
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Ukraine parallels seen in Russia's Syria push, Obama under pressure to do more
Fox News Russia's continuing military buildup and ongoing airstrikes in Syria are raising concerns that President Obama is "flummoxed" by an intervention reminiscent, analysts say, of the incursion into eastern Ukraine. “They are almost sibling interventions ... and more » |
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Russia offers to reopen, broaden military talks with the US over Syria
Washington Post ROME — Russia and the United States tentatively agreed Tuesday to resume talks on how to prevent conflicts between their warplanes in the skies over Syria, even as concerns mounted about the potential for a broader confrontation in the Middle East ... NATO says Russian ground troops in Syria, Turkey's airspace violated againCNN Russia 'making Syria more dangerous', Michael Fallon saysBBC News EXCLUSIVE: Russian jets intercept US predator drones over Syria, officials sayFox News BBC News- Wall Street Journal -TIME all 6,387 news articles » |
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UN Agency Warns of Global Economy's 'House of Cards'by webdesk@voanews.com (Steve Herman)
A U.N. organization that focuses on helping developing countries become better integrated into the global economy is warning that the world's recent financial turmoil highlights the need for new approaches to international trade and development. The U.N. Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), in its annual report released Tuesday, called for reforming governance of the International Monetary Fund, strictly separating retail and investment banking, providing greater support for development banks, and making it easier for countries to pay for imports and exports in their own currencies without bringing in a third-country currency, such as the U.S. dollar. The group said that as the world’s debt has ballooned in recent years to nearly $200 trillion, many countries and their creditors need a better way to restructure unsustainable debt. To emphasize its perception of a perilous global economy, the cover of the UNCTAD report is illustrated with a house of cards., “And that’s really the key message that we want to convey — is how to ensure that we’re not building a house of cards for an international monetary and financial system for the future, but to look at ways of maybe putting in more secure foundations,” Steve MacFeely, UNCTAD's head of development statistics and information branch, told reporters in Bangkok on Monday. Continued slowdown Developing countries' growth is forecast to decline to around 4 percent in 2015, continuing a slowdown that began in 2001. Developed countries, meanwhile, are expected to grow at about 1.9 percent, according to UNCTAD. Officials of UNCTAD, which is headquartered in Geneva and governed by its 194 member states, are trying to address fundamental issues with an international monetary system they contend is not functioning as it should. UNCTAD's officials and others in the U.N. family express frustration that major economies and lending bodies, such as the IMF and World Bank, have not instituted significant reforms in wake of the 2007-08 global financial crisis, from which there has not been a full recovery. “The world economy is not out of the woods yet. A lot more work needs to be done,” said Hamza Ali Malik, chief of macroeconomic policy and analysis at the U.N.'s Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific. The group supports integrating all countries into the international trading system, and forging international investment agreements aimed at promoting sustainable development goals. UNCTAD, founded in 1964, has long struggled to be taken seriously as it focuses on exploring macroeconomic issues from a development perspective. “One can point to past examples where they were years ahead of the time,” said Paul Rogers, a professor of peace studies at Bradford University in the United Kingdom. But he said UNCTAD had been dismissed over the decades for its inability to forge a consensus on key issues, with critics saying its acronym actually stood for “Under No Circumstances Take Any Decision.” Keynesian approach Part of the criticism of UNCTAD also stems from it adhering to the path of Keynesian macroeconomics while the world's financial institutions have long preferred the neo-liberal approach. The theory put forth by John Maynard Keynes advocates government intervention to stabilize economies, while neo-liberals favor deregulation, greater power for the private sector, and expanding openings of markets and trade. UNCTAD is “without any power base among the really major economies,” including China, Rogers told VOA. “It tends to have this almost secondary role of saying what is necessary, frequently being right, but rarely being listened to.” In its 2015 report, UNCTAD provocatively targeted the dominant credit ratings agencies, Fitch, Moody's and Standard & Poor's, suggesting they be replaced by a public international institution after their failure to properly gauge the risk of the toxic debt responsible for triggering the most recent global financial crisis. “They should either be removed from the system” or improve their models, MacFeely told reporters at a briefing ahead of the 187-page report's release. Debtor economies UNCTAD's voicing support for a “fair and efficient sovereign debt workout mechanism” will strike a pleasant chord with many Greeks and those in other eurozone countries whose economies have been crippled by unsustainable debt. “The real problem is the current system puts the burden and the adjustment on the debtor economies through conditionalities that demand austerity and structural reform with a recessionary bias,” said MacFeely. “It tends to be the public that feels this most. So we argue that we need a more equitable approach to sovereign debt restructuring, and this is needed urgently.” Another alarm, according to MacFeely, has been triggered by the bursting of the stock market bubble in China, raising concerns for all of Southeast Asia. But the UNCTAD official said the report did not prioritize any particular region, instead highlighting “that there are fragilities, basically, everywhere.”
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US: Russia Building 'Arc Of Steel' From Arctic To Med
DefenseNews.com WASHINGTON — A resurgent Russia is creating an “arc of steel” meant to challenge and confront NATO, a top US naval officer warned Tuesday. “We are observing the manifestation of a more aggressive, more capable Russian Navy,” Adm. Mark Ferguson, ... and more » |
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Russian navy warships may blockade Syria coast: Official
Press TV Russia may use its naval forces to establish a blockade along the Syrian coastline to facilitate the delivery of armaments into Syrian territory, a senior parliamentary official says. Vladimir Komoyedov, who heads the Defense Committee of Russia's ... and more » |
US Seeks ‘Constructive’ Response from Russiaby webdesk@voanews.com (Pamela Dockins)
A State Department spokesman says the U.S. would not want to see Russia transfer its “formula” in Syria to Iraq. Mark Toner spoke Tuesday, after a Russian lawmaker said Moscow would consider expanding its airstrikes to Iraq if it received an official request from the Iraqi government. According to Russia’s Interfax news agency, Russian Federation Council Speaker Valentina Matviyenko said Moscow would consider the “political and military advisability” of participating in an air operation in Iraq. Matviyenko commented while meeting with officials in Jordan Tuesday. She added that Russia had not received a request from Iraq. Iraq Willing to Consider Russian Involvement Last week, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said he would be willing to consider allowing Russia to carry out strikes against Islamic State targets in his country. In an interview with France 24, he said, “We were expecting the international coalition, Americans, to bring massive air power to protect our forces.” “We have not received that,” he said, on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly. US Seeking More Constructive Role From Russia Toner said U.S. officials would like to see Russia play a “constructive” role in fighting Islamic State targets in Syria. He added, “to a large extent, we have not seen that, thus far.” He said Russia has only “ratcheted up tensions” with its airstrikes against moderate opposition forces in Syria. “We don’t want to see that same formula transferred to Iraq,” said Toner. The U.S. has criticized Russia for its air strikes in Syria, saying most of the strikes do not appear to have targeted Islamic State militants. U.S. officials say some of Russia’s strikes appear to have been aimed at U.S.-trained opposition fighters in Syria. Russia’s stepped-up engagement in Syria and its support for the Syrian regime also puts Moscow at odds with Washington over the future of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. The U.S. has called for a political transition in Syria that does not include President Assad. A U.S.-led coalition has been bombing Islamic State targets in Iraq and Syria. Last week, U.S. and Russian officials launched “deconfliction” talks in a bid to avoid accidental military confrontations in Syria.
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Turkey's Leader Issues Warning to Russia During Brussels Visitby webdesk@voanews.com (Henry Ridgwell)
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is warning Russia that any aggression against Turkey is an aggression against NATO. While visiting Brussels, he also called for a no-fly zone in northern Syria to protect refugees from attacks by Syrian government forces. Europe has offered over $1 billion to help Turkey cope with the refugee crisis, as VOA's Henry Ridgwell reports from London.
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МИД РФ: Мировые СМИ развернули сильную информационную кампанию против Российской Федерации
Красноярские новости - krasnews.com После начала операции ВКС Российской Федерации в Сирии в мировых СМИ развернулась мощная антироссийская кампания. «Вначале идут слова официальных лиц тех стран, которые, к сожалению, вплоть до этого времени не понимают по каким-то причинам расстановки и ... Россия не будет участвовать в коалиции во главе с США, - Мария ЗахароваВнешнеэкономические связи МИД РФ раскрыл схему антироссийской пропаганды в западных СМИРЫБИНСКonLine МИД РФ: После начала операции в Сирии против столицы развернулась мощная кампанияНовости туризма Турции Бизнес-портал ИНВЕСТОР -Инвесткафе Все похожие статьи: 231 » |
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General: US Would Never Intentionally Strike Medical Facilityby webdesk@voanews.com (Carla Babb)
As investigations continue into the U.S. airstrike that hit a hospital in the Afghan city of Kunduz, the top U.S. general in Afghanistan says the United States would never deliberately target a medical facility. General John Campbell also told senators Tuesday that he thinks the current plan to reduce U.S. forces in Afghanistan should be revised. VOA Pentagon correspondent Carla Babb reports.
The Fitch ratings agency has declared Ukraine in partial default and downgraded the cash-strapped country after it failed to make payment on bonds it has been trying to renegotiate with creditors.
Russia and Saudi Arabia discussed the oil market last week and agreed to continue consultations, Russian Energy Minister Aleksandr Novak said on October 6.
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Saudi clerics call for jihad against Russia in Syria – to back ISIS?
RT Dozens of Saudi Arabian clerics not officially affiliated with Riyadh have urged Muslims to support the fight of “holy warriors” against Syria's government and its Iranian and Russian allies. The clerics are outraged by Russia's bombing of Islamic State. and more » |
President Barack Obama promoted the Trans-Pacific Partnership on Tuesday, one day after 12 Pacific Rim nations reached the free trade deal in Atlanta. The controversial pact that would involve about 40 percent of global trade still needs approval by lawmakers in respective countries. Zlatica Hoke reports Obama is facing strong opposition to the deal, including from members of his own party.
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Russia's Muslims divided over Syria air strikes
BBC News Russia's Muslim community has never been united, and Russia's air strikes in Syria are threatening to stoke existing tensions. The air campaign began a week ago, with Moscow declaring it was targeting positions of so-called Islamic State (IS) and other ... and more » |
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Times узнала о плане депортации из Европы сотен тысяч мигрантов
РБК Власти ЕС готовятся выслать из Европы сотни тысяч мигрантов. Как узнала The Times, в первую очередь это касается экономических мигрантов из Нигера и Эритреи. Кроме того, многие мигранты не получат право на убежище. Семья мигрантов в автобусе. Архивное фото. СМИ: Евросоюз готовится депортировать 400 тысяч мигрантовРИА Новости Сотням тысяч мигрантов грозит депортация с территории ЕвросоюзаПервый канал The Times: в Европе тайно готовятся выслать сотни тысяч мигрантовКоммерсантъ Взгляд -ИА REGNUM Все похожие статьи: 41 » |
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Australian jets diverted from Syria as Russia's entry complicates mission
The Guardian Australia has not conducted airstrikes in Syria since last Wednesday as the chief of joint operations, V-adm David Johnston, conceded that Russia's involvement in the region has added a level of complexity to the deadly conflict. Johnston said in ... and more » |
Operations chief David Johnston says pause because RAAF resources were not needed but admits Russian intervention has ‘increased complexity’
Australia has not conducted airstrikes in Syria since last Wednesday as the chief of joint operations, V-adm David Johnston, conceded that Russia’s involvement in the region has added a level of complexity to the deadly conflict.
Johnston said in Canberra on Wednesday that Australian military resources were not needed in Syria, and that pauses in airstrikes were not because of operational restrictions.
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Moscow is bombing rebel groups backed by the government in Ankara, and its warplanes have flown into Turkish airspace, undercutting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Two Russian warplanes violated Turkish airspace over the weekend, raising concerns about Russian aggression beyond mere saber rattling.
While apples, corn, and cranberries top the list of fall produce in the US, it’s also the time to harvest gum, candy, and toothpaste—or at least the oil that makes them minty fresh. Erika Celeste reports from South Bend, Indiana on the mint harvest.
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Making a Mint by webdesk@voanews.com (Erika Celeste)
While apples, corn, and cranberries top the list of fall produce in the US, this is also the time to harvest gum, candy, and toothpaste—or at least the oil that makes them minty fresh. That oil comes from the plants grown by the country's 280 mint farmers, including Randy Matthys. Walking into one of his fields at Shady Lane Farms in Indiana is like unwrapping a giant piece of mint gum. The fresh scent permeates the air, clings to clothing, and sticks with you for hours. Matthys is proud to grow what he calls the "peppermint and spearmint that help flavor the world." His great-grandfather started growing mint here in the 1930s. The farm has expanded since then, but the family still grows the same strain of Black Mitchum peppermint, brought over from Great Britain in the 1700s. The crop is treated much like hay. After it's cut, it's left on the ground for about two days to dry. Then the farmer harvests it with a customized tractor that chops the plants and blows them into a large tank. There are five long pipes in the tank, and when the tractor arrives at the distillery, steam is forced into them. "So that steam bursts the oil glands in the leaves, carries the oil out in vapor form. Then the vapor goes through what we call the condensers," Matthys explained. Mint isn’t traded on the commodity exchange like other crops. Instead, a broker contracts directly with growers to buy it. Last year, Matthys harvested 60,000 pounds of oil. Because mint is such a specialized crop, which needs expensive customized equipment, fewer and fewer farmers are planting it. But the ones who are currently supply 70 percent of the world’s mint needs, with the industry valued at more than $200-million a year. China, India, and Japan are important markets for mint, not only for sweets but for home remedies. It's used to treat headaches, held ease cold symptoms, and - of course - it's great for tea. Matthys notes that because of the crop's high demand and high cost, more and more manufacturers are developing synthetic mints. "I want people to know to look on the label of that chewing gum or whatever mint product it is," he said. "Does it say natural flavor on it or does it say artificial?" If that label is from Wrigley, Colgate, or Nestle, there’s a good chance you’re tasting some of Matthys’ mint!
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Минобороны России допустило координацию с США в борьбе с ИГ в Сирии
РБК Минобороны России рассмотрело предложение Пентагона о координации совместных действий в рамках борьбы с боевиками «Исламского государства». В ведомстве допустили, что такие предложения могут быть приняты Москвой. Боевая позиция сирийской армии в пригороде ... Минобороны России готово принять предложения Пентагона о координации действий в СирииКоммерсантъ Минобороны РФ допускает возможность координации действий с ПентагономИА REGNUM В Минобороны РФ заявили о готовности координировать операцию в Сирии с ПентагономNEWSru.com Газета.Ru -Аргументы и факты -Информационное агентство России ТАСС Все похожие статьи: 393 » |
The Russian government is drafting an intergovernmental agreement with Turkey to lock in their planned Turkish Stream gas pipeline deal.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will celebrate his 63rd birthday on October 7 by playing hockey with well-known hockey players and participants of the Night Hockey League, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
McCain: Russia 'Winning' in Syriaby webdesk@voanews.com (Chris Hannas)
U.S. Senator John McCain criticized the response of President Barack Obama's administration to Russian military action in Syria, saying "everybody knows that Russia is winning." McCain, who has long promoted deploying U.S. ground forces to fight Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria, told Alhurra TV that Russia has established itself and become "the dominant player." "They have for the first time since 1973 played a major role in the Middle East, and they're achieving all of their objectives while we sit by and call it a quagmire or in the words of the secretary of defense, unprofessional," McCain said. "It has become almost a joke." Obama authorized an aerial campaign against the Islamic State that has included more than 2,600 airstrikes in Syria and 4,600 in Iraq, but the bombings have had limited success and he has so far ruled out sending American ground troops. McCain said it is "obvious" Russia is targeting moderate opposition fighters and not the Islamic State with its own airstrikes that began last week, and criticized as "outrageously immoral" the failure of the U.S. to protect the Syrian rebels it has trained and equipped. He also called Russian violations of Turkey's airspace "very concerning," and equated talks between the U.S. and Russia to coordinate activities to appeasement. "We should say to the Russians we are going to fly anywhere we want to at any time and you better not get in the way," McCain said. Russia-Turkey relations A spokesman for Russia's Defense Ministry said Tuesday that Turkey's Defense Ministry had proposed establishing a joint working group to coordinate and prevent possible incidents related to Russian airstrikes in Syria. Turkey reported two violations of its airspace by Russian jets, one Saturday and another Sunday, and twice summoned Russia's ambassador to lodge its complaints. Russian officials have said the incursions happened by mistake. In light of those incidents, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday questioned future relations between the two countries "Some steps that we do not desire are being taken. It is not suitable for Turkey to accept them," Erdogan said during a news conference with Belgium's prime minister in Brussels. Western allies have criticized Russia's overall involvement in Syria and raised additional questions about its warplanes crossing into Turkish territory. NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg told reporters Tuesday that the violations do not look like an accident. "I will not speculate on the motives, I would just reiterate or restate that this is a serious violation of Turkish airspace, it should not happen again, and NATO has expressed strong solidarity with Turkey," Stoltenberg said. Marcin Zaborowski, executive vice president of the Center for European Policy Analysis, told VOA's Persian service that Russia is trying to test NATO's limits by violating Turkish airspace. "It does seem so, that Russia is taking such steps, while Turkey is trying to stay away from the Russia-West tensions," he said. Russian 'volunteers' in Syria On Monday, a top Russian lawmaker said "a unit of Russian volunteers" may join Syrian government troops fighting Islamic State extremists on the ground. The lawmaker's remarks came in response to unconfirmed media reports that Russian volunteers already have been spotted fighting alongside the Syrian army. U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Tuesday did not confirm to reporters the involvement of Russian ground forces, but sharply criticized the idea. Calling the strategy "futile," he said Moscow would be “deepening their mistake in Syria” if it’s true.
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По результатам эксперимента командованием войсками округа принято решение о введении специалистов-полиграфологов на всех пунктах отбора кандидатов на военную службу по контракту на территории ВВО.
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White House press secretary Josh Earnest says Russian president Vladimir Putin is making tactical decisions in Syria that are worsening the conflict. ‘I don’t think President Putin is playing chess. He’s playing checkers ... I say that because he’s making a series of tactical decisions that are leading to a starkly negative strategic conclusion’
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The UNSC is supposed to be the world's guarantee of peace. Over Syria, everyone agrees it has been a disaster
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Russian jets pound Syrian provinces in fresh wave of attacks – reports by Staff and agencies in Beirut
Forces loyal to Assad regime follow up with ground assaults after heavy bombing of targets in Hama and Idlib provinces, says Syrian Observatory for Human Rights
An intense wave of Russian air strikes hit the Syrian provinces of Hama and Idlib early on Wednesday and was followed up with ground assaults by Assad regime forces, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
Russia, a top ally of the Syrian ruler, started carrying out air strikes in Syria last week saying they were aimed at Islamic State militants.
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09:47 В Молдавии пресечена попытка сбыть ИГ радиоактивные материалы
ИА REGNUM Кишинёв, 7 Октября 2015, 09:47 — REGNUM Молдавские следователи и сотрудники ФБР за последние 5 лет пресекли 4 попытки продажи на черном рынке ядерных материалов террористическим группировкам на Ближнем Востоке, в том числе боевикам «Исламского государства» (ИГ), ... В Молдавии пресекли попытку сбыть ИГ радиоактивный материалРИА Новости В Молдавии пресечены четыре попытки продать ИГ сырье для «грязной бомбы»Lenta.ru В Молдавии расследовали контрабанду радиоактивных материалов для ИГКоммерсантъ Взгляд -Правда.Ру -Московский комсомолец Все похожие статьи: 43 » |
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Минобороны РФ готово координировать с Пентагоном операцию в Сирии
Московский комсомолец Министерство обороны РФ может принять предложение Пентагона по совместной координации действий в рамках борьбы с "Исламским государством" в Сирии, заявил генерал-майор Игорь Конашенков. Накануне министр обороны США Эштон Картер призвал Россию срочно ... Минобороны РФ допускает возможность координации действий с ПентагономИА REGNUM Министерство обороны призвало коалицию передать России разведданные об ИГКоммерсантъ Минобороны готово координировать авиаудары в Сирии с ПентагономАргументы и факты Эксперт Online -РБК Все похожие статьи: 127 » |
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Vladimir Putin turns 63 this Wednesday. To mark the occasion, here is a risk-free account of the presidential life so far, consisting entirely of quotes from Putin's official biography on the Kremlin's website.
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Минобороны РФ допустило координацию с США в борьбе с "ИГ"
Российская Газета В Министерстве обороны РФ в среду рассказали, что рассмотрели предложение Пентагона о координации действий в рамках борьбы с боевиками террористической группировки "Исламское государство" на территории Сирии. Об этом рассказал официальный представитель военного ... Минобороны РФ продолжило обсуждать с Турцией механизм предотвращения воздушных инцидентовИнформационное агентство России ТАСС Россия продолжила диалог с Турцией по предотвращению авиаинцидентовРИА Новости В Минобороны заявили о продолжении консультаций с Турцией по инцидентам с самолетамиГазета.Ru Коммерсантъ -BBC Russian -Московский комсомолец Все похожие статьи: 261 » |
A wave of overnight Russian air strikes has been coordinated with a ground assault by Syrian government forces on at least four insurgent positions in western Syria.
Overnight Russia air strikes in western Syria provinces of Hama and Idlib accompanied by regime forces and ground shelling
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Syria regime launches ground offensive under 'intense' Russian air strikes for ...
Telegraph.co.uk The group had no immediate tolls from the strikes overnight and in the early hours of Wednesday which were "more intense than usual". Russia, a top ally of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, started carrying out air strikes in Syria last week saying ... In Syria, Russia chasing Chechens once againYahoo News Syrian army and Russian jets target rebels in western SyriaReuters Russian jets hit 12 ISIS targets in Syria, 'cause panic among extremists'RT The Guardian -The Independent -Al Jazeera America all 509 news articles » |
Isis nuclear smuggling gang: Read the full investigation into how FBI stopped extremists getting radioactive materialby Desmond Butler, Vadim Ghirda, Lizzie Dearden
Investigators believe the nuclear material came from Russia
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Search for Answers Begins in Sinking of US Cargo Shipby webdesk@voanews.com (Associated Press)
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