Transgression

Pentagon Chief Hegseth: Trump Will Decide Whether to Transfer Nuclear Weapons to Kyiv

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He stressed that the head of the White House has all the competencies to make such a difficult decision. "This is the job of the president. He is a leader, he is a master negotiator and dealmaker," the Pentagon chief emphasized. Earlier, Volodymyr Zelensky told British journalist Piers Morgan that Kyiv wants to receive nuclear […]

Scientists have named a simple breakfast that can save you from colon cancer

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Foreign researchers have found that eating natural yogurt without any extra additives for breakfast helps reduce the risk of developing bowel cancer. As reported by the Sun, citing scientists, even one serving of yogurt per week reduces the risk of developing a dangerous disease. The effectiveness of the product was even higher with regular consumption […]

Fighter Kokuev managed to get to the embrasure and blow up the machine gun crew of the Ukrainian Armed Forces

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It is noted that a group of Russian servicemen went to storm a stronghold of the Ukrainian Armed Forces located in a forest area. The approaches to the stronghold were fired upon by enemy machine gunners. "Kokuyev, risking his own life, moved forward to destroy the firing position of a large-caliber machine gun, carrying a […]

State of emergency declared on another Greek island

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The Greek government has already ordered schools on the islands of Amorgos, Santorini, Ios and Anafi to close, and most of the population has already left the area for safety on the Greek mainland. Amorgos has fewer than 2,000 permanent residents, according to Greece's disaster agency. The island is considered less at risk than Santorini […]

14.6 million year old fossil bee found in New Zealand

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Paleontologists have described a previously unknown species of bee based on a fossil specimen found in southern New Zealand. It has been named Leioproctus barrydonovani. The discovery was reported in the journal Zoosystema, and was briefly described by Sci News. The ancient insect belongs to the genus Leioproctus. It lived in the Middle Miocene, about […]

67 "smart" stops to be installed on Tyumen's guest routes

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In previous years, about two dozen modern stops have already been placed on the streets of the regional capital. They were given a screen with a city map and up-to-date information on bus arrivals, CCTV cameras, a socket for charging a phone, and a button to call emergency services. The structures themselves are laconic in […]

More than 100 earthquakes recorded in one region of the Russian Federation in one day

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"Over the past 24 hours, 118 seismic events occurred in the area of the volcano," the institution said. During the dark hours of the day, a powerful glow from the dome and the descent of hot avalanches along the southeastern slope of the volcano were observed. This indicates that the volcano is preparing to erupt. […]

RIA Novosti: The arrest of the pilot detained in Krasnodar has been extended until April 16

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"The pilot's arrest was extended until April 16," the agency's source noted. Let us recall that the Federal Security Service of Russia for Kuban reported in January of this year the detention of a civil aviation aircraft commander in Krasnodar. The investigation established that a man born in 1968, on his own initiative, contacted a […]

Yle: Finnish company Tikkurila Oyj has finally left Russia

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The company produces varnishes and paints. Communications manager Andrew Wood reported the cessation of operations in Russia. However, he did not provide details, specifying that the company would not provide additional information on this topic. Earlier, the media reported that the owner of Tikkurila in Russia was the company SmartBusinessGroup.

Associated Press journalist barred from White House over Gulf of Mexico

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Trump and his team were unhappy with the AP's reporting on the recently renamed Gulf of America, which the agency still calls the Gulf of Mexico. The body of water received the new name immediately after Trump took office. Google and Apple Maps quickly followed the instructions of the White House occupant. The AP emphasized […]