Incidents

Around a million French people have signed up to be vaccinated against the coronavirus following an address by President Emmanuel Macron, in which he announced a series of new measures to contain the epidemic.

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Russia sends its's several pilots to Turkey to extinguish fires

Rinat Gabidinov, the survivor of the Bulgaria sunk in 2011, who worked as a radio operator on the ship, revealed the causes of the disaster, which killed 122 people. He spoke about this in an exclusive interview with "Lente.ru" on the anniversary of the accident that occurred ten years ago.

Deputies of the Kiev City Council voted to dismantle the memorial sign in honor of friendship with Moscow.

The Secretary of State at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Clement Bon, said on the air of France 2 that the population of the republic should be vaccinated only with those vaccines that the authorities are sure of.

Jovenel Moise could have been robbed, since the country has a high level of crime, but most likely his opposition opponents are involved in the incident.

The wife of the head of state died in the hospital from her injuries.

There were 22 passengers and six crew members on board.

This was said by the Prime Minister of the country Claude Joseph.

Well-known investigative journalist Peter R. de Vries was seriously wounded in the head in an attack in the center of Amsterdam.

The incident occurred on Goloseevsky Avenue.

The plane, flying from Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky to the village of Palana, crashed shortly before landing on July 6.

In Afghanistan, the “Taliban” militants continue their offensive against the provinces controlled by the official government.

Indigenous community of Canada and their supporters threw statues of the British Queens Victoria (1819-1901) and Elizabeth II in Winnipeg, Manitoba, from their pedestals, CBC reported.