In Pakistan car was blown up with military
Topics, 12-10-2011At least six people were killed and six were injured after a car with soldiers was blown up. The incident occurred in the city of Kani Goram, Pakistan. Gazeta Roux said all the wounded soldiers were hospitalized.
In Iran arrested 23 journalists
Blog, 12-10-2011In Iran, 23 journalists were arrested by the police, police Gazeta Ru, citing the press announcement by the Iranian Ministry of Justice. The Communication states that 15 people were detained for safety reasons, and eight journalists were arrested for moral reasons. " It also stated that detainees were employees of some print media and private Internet sites that ceased operations under pressure from the authorities for "immoral content.
The U.S. military is advising women and children to leave Fallujah
World, 10-10-2011The U. S. military command in Iraq has told women and children to leave the Iraqi city of Fallujah, news agency "Novosti". According to the agency command warned the townspeople that American forces will keep men aged 45 years, trying to enter the city or leave it. U. S. military officials have turned to the residents of Fallujah, asking to help them capture "terrorists. "
Allawi: The time for peaceful resolution of conflict in Fallujah ends
Topics, 10-10-2011The time for peaceful resolution of conflict in the city of Fallujah is over. It is told Prime Minister Eyad Allawi of Iraq, quoted by Gazeta Ru. "We intend to liberate people, but the insurgents and terrorists are still there," Allawi stressed and added that they hoped to begin negotiations. At the moment U. S. troops prepare assault on Fallujah.
Palestinian radicals promised unity after the death of Arafat
Topics, 09-10-2011Representatives of 13 Palestinian movements have agreed to coordinate efforts to prevent possible unrest after announcing the death of Yasser Arafat. In this historic hour we will be united, said after the meeting the representative of Hamas Sami Abu Zahra said on GazetaRu. In his priorities are preserving the unity, controlling the situation and the continuation of the Intifada.
Eight French peacekeepers killed in Ivory Coast
News, 08-10-2011Eight French peacekeepers were killed and 23 injured after being attacked by aircraft of the Ivorian air force in the northern city Buaki. Information provided to Reuters by the UN, and later confirmed by the French official sources. Specify that both fighters' Sukhoy 25s "and Mi-24 helicopter was destroyed by French forces after the attack frescoes object.
Emergency in Iraq
World, 08-10-2011The Iraqi interim government has announced a state of emergency throughout Iraq, except Kurdistan. This forward Gazeta Ru, citing spokesman Eyad Allawi, Iraqi Prime Minister. Emergency will operate for 60 days, said Taer en-Nakib. It will not only affect the northern Kurdish areas, he added. The decision was taken after the government had exhausted all means to restore peace in the country.
Unrest in Ivory Coast
News, 07-10-2011After several offensives against the former rebels, yesterday the government army of Ivory Coast in two planes bombed a French military base in the rebel-controlled town Boake, in the north. Nine French soldiers and one civilian were killed American. 30 French soldiers were wounded today and will be transported back to France, BNR. It is unclear whether the attack was directed against the French troops, performing "Operation Likorn.
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