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Footage of the incident which took place in Moscow's Gorky Park has quickly gone viral, being viewed almost 500,000 times on NTV's website. Nearly immediately, a seemingly drunk man appears clenching his fist and starts swearing. get it", the man screamed, according to AFP . Meanwhile, Razvozzhayev suffered several injuries including a black eye and a broken jaw. Back to the studio, the news presenter is found utterly shocked by the incident, but continues the coverage calmly.

With 132 rooms, 32 bathrooms, in-house movie theatre, bowling alley, swimming pool, tennis court, basketball court and putting green spread over 55,000 square feet, the White House comes with a hefty price tag of approximately $400m (£303m).

The issue was raised in both houses of the state legislature and is connected to the alleged disproportionate assets of the IAS officer. "These calls have been recorded, transcribed and translated by a company approved by the Maharashtra government", Munde said.

Four attacks occurred in Herat, and one was in the capital city of Kabul . With a big smile, Fatemah Qaderyan, 14, the team captain, illustrated just how far girls, even from a challenging place like Afghanistan , could go if given the opportunity.

The sanctions targeting Russian Federation stand as an act of retaliation by the Republican-led Congress against Moscow for its meddling in the 2016 presidential election and its military aggression in Ukraine, Syria and elsewhere. Last Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin called on the U.S. to cut its embassy and consular staff in Russia by 755. But the Congress overwhelmingly approved the bill, making it veto-proof.

He also has British citizenship. South Africa's minister for global relations, Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, said the government does not pay ransoms in hostage situations. The organisation's Imtiaz Soolliman says the government facilitated his release and safe return. "It is with sadness though that his dear mother who I have met during this hard journey we have travelled with other members of the family passed on in May without seeing her son back home".

In a travel alert released Wednesday, the State Department urged all Americans now in North Korea to leave the country before the policy takes effect next month. And we're trying to convey to the North Koreans that we are not your enemy . "We do not seek a regime change, we do not seek the collapse of the regime, we do not seek an accelerated reunification of the peninsula, we do not seek an excuse to send our military north of the 38th parallel", said Mr Tillerson, referring to the ...

The case - which could prompt the drawing up of new laws to deal with the behavior highlighted in the trial - has been closely watched by legal analysts. "And, finally, she did not issue a simple additional instruction: Get out of the truck". A woman from MA could face up to 20 years for abetment to suicide after a dozen text messages that she sent as a 17-year-old teen to her boyfriend ended up in him committing suicide.

We will examine it". SC said the result of the upcoming RS poll would be declared as per schedule and sought EC's response on plea filed by Gujarat Congress chief whip S M Parmar. However, the party is free to take disciplinary action including expulsion. The defiant voter can continue to be an MLA and his vote can also not be invalidated for defying the party direction, according to the ECI rules.

This latest natural disaster took place at a depth of 5.15 miles. Oklahoma , August3 :An quake registering 4.2 on the richter scale in central Oklahoma , US, damaged power supply lines, disrupting supply to hundreds of customers. The U.S. Geological Survey reports a 4.4 magnitude natural disaster has struck near Edmond, Oklahoma , a suburb to the north of Oklahoma City . Edmond officials said two electric substations were knocked out, darkening the northeastern part of the city and ...

USA relations with Russian Federation were at an all-time low during the last few months of President Obama's administration. The reductions, reminiscent of massive Cold War-era expulsions of diplomats, follow stiff, new sanctions against Russian Federation approved by the U.S.