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In a statement posted on its official website, the Kremlin said that during the meeting, “issues related to the crash of an Azerbaijan Airlines passenger plane near the city of Aktau in Kazakhstan on December 25 were discussed in detail.” Kazakhstan. Plane crash. “President Putin has apologized…” “President Vladimir Putin apologized for the fact that the tragic incident occurred in Russian airspace, once again expressed his deep and heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims and wished the injured a speedy recovery,” the newspaper said. said. The statement emphasized that the airliner “repeatedly attempted to land at Grozny airport”…
Krakow Airport was already experiencing difficulties on Friday. Flights were then canceled or transferred to other airports. Katowice joined Clark this morning. Due to bad weather, the flight from Pilžovice was diverted to Wrocław and Warsaw. The port notified of the current situation and redirection on its Facebook page.Understood. At 9am, Katowice Airport announced that the weather situation had improved. Therefore, the airport is currently accepting planes that cannot yet land in Krakow. Transport to Katowice was also arranged for passengers from Balice. Krakow flights also connect to Wrocław, Warsaw, Rzeszów and Ostrava in the Czech Republic.According to the Nassa…
Plague of drunk drivers. Even the threat of confiscating the car cannot stop themSource: Grzegorz Yarecki/Fakty po Południu TVN24Radom police officers intervened against the driver and passenger who ran into the property wall and fled the scene. A person who was in a drunken state and was banned from driving a car by the court came to pick up a wrecked car with a tractor. To the incident in Bierwiecka Wola. According to Yustina Yashkevich, from the Radom municipal police station, the driver of the “Ford” car left the road for unknown reasons and crashed into the property wall. The…
The tragic situation of North Korean soldiers on the Russian front (image photo) “There are reports of North Korean soldiers taking their own lives instead of surrendering to Ukrainian forces,” a U.S. Security Council spokesperson said. The military took this step out of fear of Kim Jong Un's retaliation against his family. In addition, they often take part in desperate and senseless attacks. Ukrainian media calls them “zombie soldiers.” – It is clear that the military leaders of Russia and North Korea treat these troops as expendable and order them to launch desperate attacks against the defense of Ukraine. “These…
More than 1.17 million foreigners work in Poland. The largest group of them are Ukrainians, but there is a clear increase among citizens of countries such as Nepal, the Philippines and Colombia. According to the report of Gi Group, they increased by 46, 60 and 337 percent respectively in a year.As the authors of the report noted, in the first half of 2024, the number of work permits for Filipinos increased by 60%, for citizens of Nepal by 46%, and for citizens of Colombia by 337%. (relative to the first half of 2023). However, according to the data of ZUS,…
In the evening, a 39-year-old woman crossed the opposite lane on the right side of the road and hit a bus. She was carrying her 11-year-old son. After the accident, both of them were taken to the hospital, where the boy's mother died. On Friday, around 19:00, in Vrečica Vilka, Klobuk District, a Mercedes passenger collided with a bus on 3 Maja Street. This is provincial road number 494. According to Assistant Commissioner Kamil Raczynski from the Klobuk police, the accident happened in a residential area where the speed is up to 50 kilometers per hour. – This is a…
AFP via Getty ImagesSingh's funeral procession through the streets of DelhiIndia mourned one of its longest-serving prime ministers, Manmohan Singh, at a state funeral in Delhi. Singh ruled the country from 2004 to 2014 and was considered the architect of India's economic liberalization. He died Thursday at the age of 92.Prime Minister Narendra Modi was present at the ceremony on Saturday. He called Singh one of the country's 'most distinguished leaders'.Mourners traveled across the capital to pay their respects as Singh's coffin, flanked by a guard of honour, was carried through the city to the cremation grounds.His eldest daughter lit…
According to the report, in the first half of 2024, the number of work permits for Filipinos increased by 60%, for Nepalese nationals by 46% and for Colombian nationals by 337%. (Comparison with first half of 2023). However, according to ZUS data, the largest group of foreigners working in September this year was Ukrainian nationals, numbering 779,000. Compared to 2018, the proportion of foreigners among all foreign workers has slightly decreased (down 7.8 percentage points).We have a growing number of employees from Nepal, Colombia, the Philippines and India. “More than 173,000 work permits were issued in the first half of…
Three houses have been destroyed by a huge fire that broke out in the Grampians National Park in the Australian state of Victoria. But the long-awaited improvement in the weather allowed the firefighters to stop the spread of the flames. Officials reported that most of the evacuated residents returned to their hometowns on Friday.The fire, which has been raging for more than a week, has burned 75,000 hectares in the Grampians National Park west of Melbourne, nearly a third of its area. The fire spread to the towns around the park.The fire brigade reported on Friday that three houses were…
Captured Russian tanker was loaded with spy equipment (illustrative photo) The Russian Eagle S tanker suspected of damaging an undersea power cable in the Baltic Sea was previously equipped to monitor NATO forces, British media have claimed. Sources said the tanker was scheduled to drop “sensor-like equipment” into the English Channel. In addition, spy equipment was to be installed on yet another ship. The Eagle S, a tanker belonging to Russia's shadow fleet that is suspected of damaging undersea power cables in the Gulf of Finland, was previously equipped to spy on NATO ships and aircraft, the British government said.…