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Fly to Kazakhstan! Russian media, the Secretariat of the Collective Security Treaty Organization said on Thursday that military transport aircraft of the Russian Aerospace Forces are transporting the Russian airborne detachment of the CSTO peacekeeping force to Kazakhstan. Russian media said the operation was a joint action by five countries within the framework of the CSTO at the request of the President of Kazakhstan. Russia stated that the CSTO's treaty and charter have been approved by the Russian Federation, and once the CSTO's authorization is obtained, Russia does not need to make any additional decisions. The CSTO is the CIS Collective Security Treaty Organization, which consists of six countries including Russia and Kazakhstan, and implements collective defense to the outside world. The treaty stipulates that if a state party suffers an aggression, it will be regarded as an aggression against its member states. The CSTO will send troops to repel the aggressors under the terms of collective defense.

29 shellings in 24 hours? Ukrainian government army opened fire first? On the 8th, the representative office of the Luhansk Ceasefire Supervision Center announced that in the past 24 hours, the Ukrainian armed forces launched 29 shellings against it, during which large-caliber mortars and anti-tank missiles were used. The weapons used, 29 shellings meant that the Ukrainian army violated the ceasefire 29 times. Luhansk also said that most of the shelling hit civilian areas, causing damage to at least four apartment buildings, a kindergarten and an oil workshop, and several civilians were injured. However, also on the 18th, the Ukrainian military stated that in the past 24 hours, the armed forces in the east of Ukrainian violated the ceasefire agreement 60 times and launched attacks on the Ukrainian army positions, resulting in the injury of a Ukrainian army soldier. In other words, in the past day, Luhansk and the Ukrainian military have been attacked dozens of times, and both sides have blamed the other side. But what is strange is that at the beginning of the conflict, the Ukrainian military denied the attack on Luhansk, saying that it was also attacked, but did not take fire measures in response; and Luhansk also stated that it was They did not attack Ukrainian positions.

Explosion at Russian Air Force Base in Crimea The Russian Ministry of Defense reported on the 9th that an explosion occurred at an aviation ammunition storage area at Saki Airport in the Novo Fedorovka region of Crimea. According to reports, at about 15:20 Moscow time, an explosion occurred in an aviation ammunition storage area at Saki Airport near the Novo Fedorovka region of Crimea. The accident was caused by the explosion of aviation ammunition. The explosion caused no casualties and no damage to aviation equipment. Measures are currently being taken to extinguish the fire and identify the cause of the explosion. According to field reports, the ammunition storage area at the airport was not affected by the fire. According to Russian media reports, the Governor of the Crimea Region Aksyonov has gone to the scene of the incident. He told the media that one person was killed in the explosion. After the explosion, the relevant departments have implemented a blockade of the surrounding area within a radius of 5 kilometers, and about 30 residents of Novo Fedorovka Town were evacuated. The TASS news agency reported that seven people, including two children, were injured in the explosion, citing figures from the Crimean health department. The six injured have returned home after receiving the necessary medical assistance. Another latest report said that the number of injured has risen to 9 people. RIA Novosti and other media quoted military sources as saying that violation of fire safety requirements was the main reason for the explosion, and there was no sign or evidence that it was shelling or man-made explosions. According to Russian media reports, Saki Airport is located near the town of Novo Fedorovka in the Crimea region. It is an air base of the Russian Ministry of Defense for the take-off and landing of aircraft and helicopters. In addition, an aviation test training ground complex was built at the base to practice the take-off and landing of naval aircraft.

Taiwan held a shelling drill today, Wang Wenbin: Rejecting reunification by force is destined to be a man’s arm Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin presided over a regular press conference on August 9. A reporter from AFP asked at the meeting: The artillery drill in Taiwan today will last until Thursday. Is China considering taking other countermeasures accordingly? Wang Wenbin said in this regard that the current situation in the Taiwan Strait is tense, the root cause is that the DPP authorities colluded with external forces to continuously pursue "independence" provocations, refused to agree with the one-China principle, and attempted to change the status quo that "both sides of the strait belong to one China". We warn the Taiwan authorities that any attempt to go against the historical trend and use force to reject reunification will surely be firmly opposed by all the Chinese people, and it is doomed to fail.

Taiwan media: 20 warships face off on the so-called center line According to news from the Eastern Theater on the 9th, the Eastern Theater of the Chinese People's Liberation Army will continue to organize practical joint exercises in the sea and airspace around Taiwan Island, focusing on organizing joint containment and joint support operations. According to a report by Taiwanese media quoted by Reuters on the 9th, the People's Liberation Army warships carried out missions in the Taiwan Strait and east of Taiwan today. In the morning, about 20 ships of the People's Liberation Army and the Taiwanese military "stand-off" near the so-called "central line of the Taiwan Strait". In fact, Taiwan is a part of China, and there is no so-called "central strait line" between the two sides of the strait. The photos of the People's Liberation Army officers and soldiers looking at the coastline of Taiwan Island and the old ships of the Taiwan Army from the warship have fully proved this point again. To protect the home and the country, the duty and mission must be fulfilled!

The Palestinian-Israeli gunpowder is heating up again, and Israel has announced that it has entered a "special situation" with fighter jets attacking Gaza and calling in 25,000 reserve troops. On the 5th local time, Israel launched an airstrike on the Gaza Strip, killing at least 10 people and injuring 65 others. Later in the day, Jihad announced that more than 100 rockets were fired at Israel, and the Israeli army said 46 of them crossed the border, of which 33 were intercepted.

Russia's FSB captures 'Ukrainian spy' in garage and knocks him to the ground Russia's "Izvestia" and RIA Novosti reported that the Russian Federal Security Service released a video on the 23rd local time, saying that a spy suspected of working for the Ukrainian intelligence service was arrested in the city of Tula. The arrested person was suspected of collecting information about Russian advanced Information on firearms. RIA Novosti said that the staff of the Russian Federal Security Service broke into the garage where the suspect was, pressed him to the ground, and then collected fingerprints. According to Izvestia, the Russian Federal Security Service stated that the suspect was a Ukrainian. According to the task issued by the Ukrainian intelligence service, he recruited secret personnel from the Russian military-industrial enterprise, and obtained from these personnel information on Russian advanced shooting protected by Russian law. Class weapon information.

Israel bombs Gaza again, killing at least 15, including a child Xinhua News Agency, Gaza, August 6 (Reporter Liu Weijian) The Palestinian Gaza Strip health department confirmed on the 6th that 15 people were killed and 125 injured in Israeli airstrikes in several areas of the Gaza Strip. A security source in the Gaza Strip told Xinhua on the 6th that the Israeli army launched dozens of air strikes on the Gaza Strip from the night of the 5th to the morning of the 6th, and at least 650 buildings were damaged. According to Israeli media reports, the Israel Defense Forces said in a statement on the 6th that Israeli warplanes and helicopters launched attacks on multiple military targets of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (Jahad) in the Gaza Strip on the 6th. Israeli media reported that Jihad fired at least 160 rockets at Israel since the night of the 5th in retaliation, injuring at least eight Israelis. On the 1st of this month, the Israeli army arrested Bassem Saadi, the leader of Jahad in the West Bank, and others in the West Bank city of Jenin, and killed a Jihad militant during the operation. Gerhard said he would use "the most advanced weapons" to attack Israel in retaliation. For days, Israel has raised alert levels in its southern regions, closing roads to the Gaza border.

Zelensky talks PM, hopes Johnson will have a place in politics The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) reported on the 27th local time that the country's Prime Minister Johnson will step down on September 6. In this regard, Ukrainian President Zelensky said in an interview with the British "TalkTV", "I hope he has a place in politics, I don't want him to disappear." According to reports, Zelensky was interviewed with his wife Olena Zelenska. "I have no right to influence British politics. What I can say is that (Johnson) is an important friend of Ukraine," Zelensky said. He added: "I want him to have a place in politics and become a figure. I don't Hope he disappears, but the decision is in the hands of the British people." Zelensky also added: "But I'm sure that no matter what position he (Johnson) takes, he will be with Ukraine. (I) think so from the bottom of my heart." On the other hand, when asked what he would say to Britain's Conservative leadership candidates Truss and Sunak, Zelensky replied that he would be "delighted" with any of them who become Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. One-man collaboration "just like we did with Boris in the past".

Taliban militants enter presidential palace hours after Afghan president flees According to the Beijing News, after the Taliban arrived in Kabul, the Afghan president fled elsewhere. Subsequently, the Taliban captured the presidential palace and exposed: everyone held a long gun. The Taliban issued a statement saying that due to the withdrawal of government troops from parts of Kabul, the Taliban officially entered the area to avoid unrest. In addition, the Taliban also appealed to the local people not to panic. As we all know, since the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan, the Taliban has launched a violent retaliation. When the U.S. military was there, the Taliban had nothing to do. When the U.S. military left, the Afghan government army was even more powerless to deal with it. So far, the Taliban have captured more than half of the cities and successfully entered the capital Kabul and occupied the presidential palace. The Taliban captured the presidential palace and exposed: everyone held a long gun and took down the national flag. More critically, the Taliban also controlled the TV station and publicly called on the public to remain calm and not be afraid. The Taliban spokesman mentioned in the statement that the Afghan security forces have resigned and the Taliban will officially enter Kabul to maintain local order. Abdullah, an Afghan official, has publicly admitted that Ghani's departure from Afghanistan is a thing of the past. At the same time, he also called on the people to calm down, asked the Afghan government to cooperate to ensure local security, and hoped to allow more time for negotiations.

Taliban spokesman: "Afghanistan will stop drug production" According to the Russian Satellite Network on the 18th, Afghan Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said at a press conference in Kabul on the 17th that Afghanistan will stop the production of drugs. According to the report, Mujahid said: "Afghanistan will not produce any drugs. From now on, no one can participate in drug smuggling. From now on, Afghanistan will be a drug-free country." The report mentioned that a Taliban spokesman said that in order to achieve this goal, Afghanistan needs international assistance to ensure that people can grow other crops.

India vaccinates a syringe for 30 students! India's New Delhi Television (NDTV) reported on the 28th that a high school in the country's Madhya Pradesh caused public outrage for using the same disposable syringe to vaccinate at least 30 students against the new crown pneumonia. According to reports, the parents of the students involved immediately reported the situation to the school and the competent authorities after discovering the situation. As the head of the vaccination effort, Gitandra Rey defended when asked by parents if she knew that single-use syringes could not be reused: "Of course I do, but the health department only gave me a single-use syringe. Syringe. Is it my fault? I just did what I was told." When local officials arrived at the school and wanted to find out about Ray's situation, he "disappeared" and police have now opened an investigation. NDTV said the practice was a serious breach of relevant regulations. Since the 1990s, in order to prevent cross-infection of human-to-human infectious diseases such as AIDS, India has begun to use disposable syringes. Moreover, the Indian Ministry of Health has clearly required that the vaccination of new coronary pneumonia must be "one needle and one syringe at a time". The incident made Indian public opinion furious. A spokesman for the opposition Congress party Madhya Pradesh said the state's health chief should resign. Official figures show that India has so far administered more than 2 billion doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. According to the BBC, India has had multiple incidents in the past of single syringes being reused due to equipment shortages.

Ukraine's first lady boarded the cover of American fashion magazines The magazine "VOGUE" website published a special article on the first lady of Ukraine Ye Lena on the 26th local time. His photos also appeared on the cover of this issue of "VOGUE". The photos of many Zeelianki in the magazine caused controversy on the Internet. Some people satirized that "we are witnessing the cruelty of the war." Some people say: "Everyone who works in" VOGUE "should immediately join the Ukrainian foreign forces."

Indian horses out of control kicking people at the wedding scene According to a report from New Delhi (NDTV) in India, on the 25th local time, a horse in northern India was suspected to be scared by music at the wedding scene, suddenly out of control in the crowd, raised horseshoe kicks, causing 6 people to be injured. The live video showed that the villagers followed the music team to dance with the music team at that time. The horse seemed to be stimulated by the harsh music sound, suddenly lost control, ran in the crowd, raised horseshoe kicks, and destroyed the road during the period. Bicycle. It is reported that the incident caused 6 injuries, and the injured was sent to a nearby hospital for treatment afterwards. According to reports, local villagers said that letting horses "dancing" was a local tradition at the wedding. The owner of the horse was trying to "dance" at the time. As a result, the horse lost his control and began to run in the crowd.

Delta strains lead to surge in cases, Sri Lanka people use "paper coffin" In a factory in Sri Lanka, workers use nails and glue to assemble long -version cartons, and these cartons will be used to bury the new crown of the country. "Reuters in the news on the 24th wrote that as the epidemic caused by Delta's strains spread, the number of deaths in the Sri Lanka epidemic has recently increased, which led many people to the country to choose to use the" paper coffin ". The report quoted local government officials Poriyana Sahabunu as saying that "paper coffin" was made of recycled paper, low cost, and cost was 1/6 of the cheapest wooden coffin. "To make 500 (wood) coffins, you must cut off about 250 to 300 trees. In order to prevent this kind of environmental destruction (behavior), I put forward this concept to the Health Committee of the Municipal Council," Sahabandu said "As the epidemic spread, people find it difficult to buy expensive wooden coffins." Reuters mentioned that on the 20th, the number of death cases in the Sri Lanka's single -day epidemic hit the highest record of 198 people, making the country's total deaths of 7,560. On the same day, the country's President Gotabaya announced the blockade of the country for 10 days to curb the spread of the epidemic.

MPs of Wisconsin were involved in a car accident, causing one death and one injury According to the US "New York Post" reported on the 25th, the minority leader of the Democratic Democratic Party of the Wisconsin Senate in the United States. die. At present, the investigation is still ongoing, and the police have not proposed any allegations. It is reported that according to the Ashland Police Department, at the time of the accident, the 70 -year -old Bailey went out of the parking lot from Lake Lake in Surn, Ashland, and entered the lane of the car by Elissa Ultraman to drive a car. After colliding with Bailey's car, Ultraman's car rotated on the road and hit another car. The New York Post stated that Ultraman's 5 -year -old daughter was announced at the scene of a car accident. According to police, Ultraman died after being sent to a nearby hospital. Hagersteren said Belly was not taken to the hospital. According to the British "Daily Mail", Bailey underwent cataract surgery the day before the accident, but her office did not mention the matter. Bailey's office said in a statement on the 25th: "This is a heartbreaking incident for the community. Our thoughts and prayers focus on relevant individuals, their families and their loved ones. Councilor Bailey was not seriously injured in the accident. She wanted to thank all the professional law enforcement officers and emergency medical staff who provided help after the accident. "

Afghan army retakes provincial capital from Taliban "The forces of Afghanistan's First Vice President Amrullah Saleh have regained control of the Charikar district, the capital of Parwan province. The two sides are currently fighting fiercely in the Panjshir district," the source said, according to the report. It is reported that Charikar is the capital of Parwan Province, and the strategic road connecting Kabul with Mazar-e-Sharif, the largest city in northern Afghanistan, passes through the city. The source also revealed that "10,000 fighters", the Afghan government soldiers who refused to surrender, were carrying weapons, and the troops of General Dostum were on their way to Panjshir province, preparing to join the local armed forces to resist the Taliban. Saleh previously claimed that unlike President Ghani, who fled Afghanistan, he stayed in Afghanistan, where he is now the legitimate interim president under the constitution without a president, and called on Afghans to "join the resistance" against the Taliban. After taking control of the capital Kabul earlier, Taliban spokesman Mohammad Naeem said "the war in Afghanistan is over". According to a report by "Russia Today" (RT) on August 17, Afghanistan "changed the sky", Josep Borrell, the European Union's high representative for foreign affairs and security policy, admitted on August 16, "The Taliban won the war, so we must not Don't talk to them."

Indian university vice-chancellor resigns after being 'publicly humiliated' by officials According to Indian media reports on July 30, a vice-chancellor of a university in Faridcourt, Punjab, India was humiliated in front of the camera by the state’s health minister, Chetan Singh Jadamajira, on the 29th local time, and the next day asked resigned. The vice-principal was asked by the officer to lie in a "poor condition" hospital bed and experience it for himself, the report said. The state's health minister, accompanied by journalists and photographers, reportedly visited a public hospital for inspections after receiving complaints about cleaning problems in hospital wards. In a ward, Health Minister Jadamajira asked Dr Raj Bahadur, vice-chancellor of the Baba Farid University of Health Sciences, to lie on a hospital bed, video from the scene showed. New Delhi TV said that as soon as Dr. Bahadur got up from his hospital bed, Minister Jadamajira was heard saying to him: "Everything is in your hands, everything is in your hands." Get up on the mattress, noting that the mattress is in poor condition. Jadamagira then asked to show him the spares. After the incident, Opposition leader Pagut Singh, the leader of the Punjab Congress, slammed Jadamajira's actions, calling it a "cheap show". He added: "This mob behavior will only demoralize our medical staff." NDTV also said that in May, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann fired then-Health Minister Vijay Singhra over allegations of corruption.

Chinese student killed in Chicago, 18-year-old black man charged with first-degree murder On the afternoon of November 9, local time, a 24-year-old Chinese student named Zheng Shaoxiong (Dennis in English) was killed in a neighborhood near the University of Chicago. According to Fox 32 reports, Chicago police announced that police arrested an 18-year-old black man named Alton Spahn on the 10th and is currently charged with first-degree murder, armed robbery and two counts of unlawful use of a weapon. . According to the information disclosed by the police, Zheng was walking on the sidewalk near Hyde Park at 2 p.m. local time when a dark-colored car stopped beside him, and a gunman got out of the car and robbed him. Witnesses told police that Zheng appeared to be in a fight with Spahn, who then shot him. Police said Spahn took Zheng's electronics and returned to the car, fleeing west. Zheng was taken to the University of Chicago Hospital down the street, where he was later pronounced dead. Police said Span ended up selling Zheng's electronics for $100. It is reported that this is the second case of a Chinese student being shot and killed in Chicago this year. Zheng's college friend said that Zheng not only just graduated from the University of Chicago, but also just got his U.S. driver's license and has a new partner. "The wonderful world was waiting for him, and it happened." He Another friend of his also said that the Chinese student is actually very safety conscious, and he has been reminding his friends to install apps that can avoid dangerous neighborhoods, but he still hasn't escaped this misfortune, "It's ironic. and sadness." The Chinese Consulate General in Chicago also stated in a statement on the case that it "deeply shocked and deplored the unfortunate death of a Chinese classmate, and expresses deep condolences and condolences to the families of the victims." The consulate-general also strongly condemned the murderous criminal act of indiscriminately killing innocents, and demanded that the relevant parties in the United States "find out and announce the circumstances of the case as soon as possible, and take practical measures to protect the safety of Chinese citizens, including Chinese students."

Japan did not attend the joint US-Japan-South Korea press conference due to the Dokdo dispute According to reports, on November 17, local time, the United States, Japan, and South Korea held a tripartite meeting at the deputy foreign minister level. U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Sherman, Japanese Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs Ken Ryo Mori, and the first official of the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs Choi Jong-gun attended the meeting. According to the report, the meeting discussed China-related issues, the new crown epidemic, climate change and other issues. However, after the tripartite talks ended, Japanese and South Korean officials did not attend the joint press conference after the meeting. According to the report, the joint press conference of the United States, Japan and South Korea was originally scheduled to be held in Washington, but because Japanese officials refused to share the stage with South Korean officials, they were absent. The South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs later stated that it was aware of Japan's position in advance, so the South Korean representative did not attend the press conference.

Indian policeman suspended for beating a man with a child with a baton The Times of India quoted local socialists as saying that at the time of the incident, a group of people were sitting in protest outside the hospital, and then the local police came to persuade the protesters to stop the sit-in and say not to interfere with official business. But then the two sides clashed. The man who was beaten in the video, Ranijish Shukla, was the leader of the group of protesters. The video shows him holding a small child in his arms and being beaten repeatedly with a stick by a police officer. The Times of India said the man could be clearly heard shouting "the child will be hurt". However, the Times of India said Shukla fought back after being beaten, even biting off the finger of the policeman who beat him. Shukla was also charged with criminal charges for robbery and assault.

New York man breaks neck trying to escape subway ticket According to the "New York Post" report on the 3rd, a terrifying surveillance video showed that a man in the United States broke his neck as he jumped over a subway gate in Queens, New York. Christopher De La Cruz, 28, was pronounced dead at the scene at about 6:45 a.m. Sunday at the platform entrance of a subway station in Queens, local police said. The video shows the man trying to climb over a ticket gate turnstile after entering a subway station, but he falls and his phone appears to fall to the ground. The man, who was carrying a backpack, stumbled back a short distance before making repeated attempts to jump over another turnstile. In the final attempt, Dela Cruz could be seen making a run, but he lost his balance and fell over the turnstile barrier. Police said he hit his own head and broke his neck on the spot. The video shows the man lying motionless on the ground. He was pronounced dead at the scene, according to police. Police said the man was "trying to evade fares" at the time of the incident.

At least 14 killed in building explosion in Karachi, Pakistan According to the latest news from the BBC, an explosion occurred in a building in the southern Pakistani city of Karachi on the 18th, killing at least 14 people. Pakistani media quoted local police and hospital sources as saying that the explosion occurred on the first floor of a two-story building containing a bank and other offices. The explosion caused parts of the building to collapse, trapping many people. The report also quoted a Karachi police statement saying that the explosion was caused by a gas leak. Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah asked the police to take the possibility of a terrorist attack into account when investigating the incident.

On November 29, local time, Serbian President Vucic attended the groundbreaking ceremony of the Upper Milanovac Ring Road project, and then went to inspect the construction site of the "Grand Duke Milos" highway from Prelina to Porega. Serbian Minister of Construction, Transportation and Infrastructure Momirović and Chinese Ambassador to Serbia Chen Bo attended the event. The live video shows that Vucic greeted the construction workers with "Hello" in Chinese when shaking hands with the construction workers. Vucic thanked China for its support for Serbia's development as always. He said that both projects will significantly improve local traffic conditions, enhance regional connectivity, help facilitate people's lives, improve the investment environment, and are of great significance to Serbia's economic development. It is these construction sites that paint a beautiful picture of the rapid development of Serbia, which is marching into the future with fast and powerful steps that no one can stop. Chen Bo said that Chinese enterprises have contributed to Serbia's economic development and improvement of people's livelihood, and more and more Serbian people have truly felt the fruits of Sino-Serbian cooperation. Chinese project builders overcame difficulties and made every effort to promote the project construction. It is believed that with the support of Serbian partners, Chinese enterprises will successfully complete the project construction and deliver satisfactory answers.

A group of nurses sing and dance for Biden at the White House Comprehensive foreign media reported on the 24th that a group of nurses wearing masks sang and danced in the East Room of the White House during the White House Christmas special broadcast on PBS on Tuesday, while the first lady Jill Biden, who did not wear a mask, sang and danced. Watch happily on the side. US President Joe Biden is not in the video, but his wife Jill can be seen at one point. It can be seen that she was watching in pink clothes and was not wearing a mask. According to the signs on the nurses' surgical gowns, American reporters found that the group of nurses came from Northwell Health, the largest health care organization in New York state, which has more than 76,000 employees. Earlier in October, the agency laid off 1,400 employees before announcing that it had fully complied with Biden's mandatory vaccination mandate. The British "Daily Mail" said that as the number of new confirmed cases of the new crown in the United States surged, Biden came under fire for hosting the Christmas celebration at the White House, which critics said was an attempt to divert people from the Biden administration. Concerns about failed policies in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Many American netizens commented on Twitter, "Some nurses and first lady Jill Biden did not wear masks at the event, which will only make things look worse." "The video of nurses dancing during the epidemic looks very good. Vulgar. Nurses dance at White House during pandemic and first lady nods approvingly: inappropriate to almost obscene." "Nurses sing at White House, I thought the hospital was overworked with too many patients, Jill wasn't wearing a mask ? Rubbish." "Biden is really doing Christmas propaganda in the White House. Someone has to tell the nurses to go back to work and stop doing this stupid stuff!" The event comes as the Biden administration has been criticized for failing to provide hundreds of millions of free rapid COVID-19 tests to Americans in a timely manner. In addition, with the Omicron strain already predominant in the United States, infection rates have soared in several U.S. states over the past 14 days. Florida soared 509%, Washington D.C. 541% and Hawaii 670%.