Новости за 29.09.2017

Rami Abdurrahman, the Observatory's chief, said 42 towns and villages were aerially bombarded on Friday alone, killing at least 12 and wounded 31.

The offer in 1993 also included autographed photos, sponsorship of one or more platoons, a visit by Playboy models and the division "providing a list of single male soldiers for female correspondence."

Col. Mohamed Mumin said nearly 60 militants and a suicide car bomber targeted the army base in Barire in Lower Shabelle region leading to fierce clashes.

Bishop Fields and Javeon Bell combined for more than 300 yards as the Warriors pulled away in the fourth quarter for a 35-12 win over Osan.

UNICEF has been able to enroll nearly 750,000 children in school this year in northern Nigeria, it said, establishing more than 350 temporary learning spaces.

Two C-130 Hercules transport aircraft delivered items to hurricane-ravaged St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands on Thursday. One aircraft and crew is expected to return home before the weekend and the other will continue making deliveries throughout the weekend.

Clippers coach Doc Rivers said having the discussions with servicemen about protesting was good for both sides.

In 2016 alone, 1,554 veterans went through the Retail Ready program, and received $28.8 million in GI funding, according to Veterans Affairs. School representatives said more than 90 percent of the center's students are veterans, with more than 2,500 graduating since 2014.

Police officer Abdul Rahman said the attacker blew himself up on the street about 1,094 yards from the Hussainia Mosque.

Reinforcements from the Afghan national army arrived after several hours of fighting and pushed the Taliban fighters out of the district.

Turkey launched a large-scale crackdown against Fethullah Gulen's movement after the July 2016 coup attempt, dismissing more than 110,000 people from government jobs and arresting more than 50,000 people.

A new commander has taken charge of a Navy cruiser that collided with a fishing vessel east of the Korean Peninsula earlier this year.

U.S. Africa Command said it has conducted its second round of airstrikes in Libya in less than a week, killing several Islamic State fighters in an attack that signals ongoing concern over the militant group’s efforts to gain a foothold in the oil-rich country.

A suspicious package prompted Osan officials to evacuate the post office and nearby buildings for more than an hour on Friday, but it turned out to be a false alarm.

A blue and white parakeet found near Stars and Stripes’ office in western Tokyo has been reunited with its Japanese owner in neighboring Kanagawa Prefecture.

An amphibious assault ship bound for Japan has rescued two people from a downed civilian aircraft in the Caribbean, the Navy said Thursday.

The 103 American-made 81mm mortar and 40mm field-artillery shells were found in the harbor last spring by metal detectors during shore-protection work for Naha’s port.

William Evanina, the director of the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, said it’s understandable that executives and owners of American companies want to do the most lucrative deals, but they don’t always understand the potential risks to national security.

The man, who is in his late 20s, was participating in routine training conducted through Suffolk-based Arne Freefall Solutions, a government contractor.

A former VA mental health worker was sentenced to probation Thursday after admitting to sexual abuse of two patients at the troubled Tomah VA Medical Center in 2015.

Journalist Richard Pyle, whose long and accomplished Associated Press career spanned the globe and a half-century of crisis, war, catastrophe and indelible moments in news reporting, died Thursday at age 83.

Second Lt. Spenser Rapone's tweets supporting communism went viral on social media, sparking outrage.

President Donald Trump cleared the way for more supplies to head to Puerto Rico by issuing a 10-day waiver of federal restrictions on foreign ships delivering cargo to the island.

President Donald Trump cleared the way for more supplies to head to Puerto Rico by issuing a 10-day waiver of federal restrictions on foreign ships delivering cargo to the island.