“Information has been received on the preparation of Russian occupiers for the ‘evacuation’ of about 3,100 people from the satellite city of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant,” the report says. It is indicated that, first of all, we are talking about the removal of 2,700 plant workers who signed a contract with the fake Zaporozhye … Read more
Collaborator Vladimir Rogov said that the Russian Federation plans to expand the list of front-line settlements in the Zaporozhye region, which fell under partial evacuation. “Now a partial evacuation is being carried out from a number of settlements that are located near the line of contact. People are being transported in an organized manner to … Read more
Apartment on the top floor of block c Plovdiv district “Trakia” burst into flames. The fire service informed “Maritsa” that they were sent to the scene of the fire five fire engines. A tower had to be used as well. The fire has already been brought under control and there is no danger to people, … Read more
A sign about the evacuation notice for the possible arrival of a tsunami to the coasts of Huelva and Cádiz has gone viral in TikTok after appearing in a @shaggyddy video, although it has become much more popular after being seen on television, to which its author has reacted. This user from Huelva posted a … Read more
The chaotic and tragic end to America’s longest war has left many questioning the leadership and decision-making that led to the botched Afghanistan exit. From the U.S. military’s rushed withdrawal to the Taliban’s swift takeover, the finger-pointing has already begun. But perhaps the most scathing criticisms are coming from within President Biden’s own administration, with … Read more
The NHS is urging hospitals to vacate patient beds before strikes begin Britain’s top health officials on Friday urged hospitals to free up as many beds as possible by safely removing patients before ambulance crews go on strike. British news agency BA Media said NHS chief operating officer Sir David Sloman had warned of “widespread … Read more