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Jul 29, 2003
At the site of the death of the sons of Hussein, a suitcase was found
At the villa in Mosul, where the sons of Saddam Hussein Vyuy and Kusai were hiding, near their bodies, the American military found a suitcase. This was reported by the last issue of the Arab edition of the American weekly Newsweek . According to the publication, there were a large number of Viagra tablets, condoms and a huge (not only quantity, but even just visually) amount of money, surpassing the reward for their heads.
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Jul 29, 2003
Georgia sent Russia a note of protest in connection with the resumption of naval communication between Sochi and Sukhumi
The Foreign Ministry of Georgia sent a note of protest of the Russian Foreign Ministry in connection with the flight of the sea passenger boat under the flag of the unrecognized Republic of Abkhazia from the port of Sukhumi to the port of Sochi and vice versa, carried out on July 26 and 27 - for the first time in 10 years.
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Jul 29, 2003
Almost 7 kg of gold was found by policemen in a flower bed on the outskirts of Magadan
Almost 7 kilograms of illegally mined industrial gold were returned to the state by employees of the inter -district department for combating crimes in the mining industry of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Magadan region and operatives of the local FSB. They found this criminal treasure in an ordinary flower bed. Within the framework of the operation "Sugar-2003", the police managed to go to a suspicious private house on the outskirts of Magadan, on Soldatenko Street.
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Jul 29, 2003
2 prisoners fled from the children's colony to Primorye
Two minor prisoners fled from the children's colony in the Primorsky Territory. This was reported on Tuesday in the press service of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Primorsky Territory. According to the police, the escape was made on Monday at about five o’clock in the evening from the educational colony in the village of Wrangel under the city of Nakhodka, RIA Novosti reports.
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Jul 29, 2003
Putin may meet with Pope
Russian President Vladimir Putin in November may meet with Pope John Paul II , ITAR-TASS reports. "I hope that during the visit you can meet with John Paul II," said Italy Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi at a press conference at the end of negotiations with the reinforcement.
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Jul 29, 2003
In Vilnius, the beaten French actress Marie Trentinyan has a second operation
In Vilnius, the French actress Marie Trentignan, who received severe injury during a quarrel with a friend, a second complex neurosurgical operation was done. This was announced on Tuesday by the head of the neurosurgical department of the Vilnius University Hospital Egid Egdiyus Yarjamskas. In addition to the Lithuanian neurosurgeons, who last Sunday, the actress had the first operation, the medical officer from France Stefan Delyazhu also participated in the second operation.
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Jul 29, 2003
In England, an unknown person took the doctor hostage
Large police units took the Weads Medical Center in the English city of Kettering into a dense ring. The law enforcement officers surrounded the medical center after the police received a message that one of the doctors was taken hostage in the building. The attacker threatens the doctor with a knife. All people who were in the medical center are already evacuated. At the moment, only a doctor and a person who captured him hostage remains in the building, BBC reports.
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Jul 29, 2003
The line for tickets on Bekham lined up in Hong Kong three days before sale
Hundreds of Hong Kong fans lined up in line in order to buy tickets for the game of Madrid Real Madrid, which makes a stop for the pre -season match here. Fans overcome the heat in the hope of seeing a Spanish superglub next week. Many arrived in Hong Kong back in the morning of Sunday to take the best places at the local stadium. Now the turn for tickets reaches 400 people. Many are in it with the umbrellas from the sun or under a canopy.
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Jul 29, 2003
Dozens of graves of British soldiers are defiled in a military cemetery in France
Several dozen graves are defiled on the night of Monday to Tuesday at the military cemetery in the Cambrais city in the north of France, RIA Novosti reports. According to the gendarmerie, we are talking about the burials of soldiers from the countries of the British Commonwealth, who fought in France during the First World War. Unknown vandals defeated and overturned several dozens of steles installed on the graves of the dead soldiers.
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Jul 29, 2003
In Kazakhstan, 91 people were hospitalized on suspicion of plague disease
In the Mangistau region of Kazakhstan over the past day, 91 people have been hospitalized for a preventive examination on suspicion of plague. This was announced on Tuesday by the head of the Sanitary and Epidemiological Department of the Ministry of Health of Kazakhstan Albert Askarov. According to him, all hospitalized contacted with five residents of the region, placed on Monday in the regional hospital with a preliminary diagnosis of "plague".
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Jul 29, 2003
In the area of ​​Paveletskaya, a tank with acetic acid leaked a leak
At the Paveletskaya-Tovarnaya station, in the area of ​​the Paveletsky Station of Moscow, a technological accident occurred. According to the sources in the capital's Central Internal Affairs Directorate, at about 5:00 a.m. Tuesday at the station, depressurization of the tank with acetic acid was discovered at the station, Interfax reports.
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Jul 29, 2003
95% of God's cows in London suffer from a sexually transmitted disease
British scientists have found that nine out of ten London God's cows are sick with a fungal sexually transmitted disease. This indicator is much higher than in all other cities of Great Britain, the Air Force reports. London researcher Greg Herst believes that the fault of such a large number of patients with this type of insect in the British capital is high air pollution. He says that God's cows feed on aphids, and the best environment than dirty air cannot be found for aphids.
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Jul 29, 2003
Chisinau girl, whom the tiger bit off his hand in the zoo remains in a coma
Eleven -year -old Lilia Enaka, who was attacked by a tiger in the Chisinau zoo last Saturday, has not yet left the state of a coma, Interfax reports. " According to Tuesday, the coordinator of the resuscitation department of the Chisinau children's hospital number 3 Tatyana Kovalskaya. According to the doctor, the state of the girl stabilized, but she cannot recover from the shock experienced. In addition, the victim has poisoned the body as a result of a strong carnivorous bite.
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Jul 29, 2003
A rural priest from the Bryansk hinterland was detained for desertion from the Ukrainian army
The arrest turned around in the small homeland of a rural priest from the Bryansk hinterland. Arriving in the city of Arzits in the Odessa region for registration of a passport, the church minister Mikhail K. was identified by law enforcement agencies as a former soldier of the Ukrainian army was informed about this on Tuesday to the ITAR-TASS correspondent in the military prosecutor's office of the Chernivtsi garrison. Michael escaped from the military unit 8 years ago.
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Jul 29, 2003
Russia does not insist on a new resolution on Iraq, but does not exclude the possibility of its adoption
Russia does not exclude the possibility of adopting a new UN Security Council resolution on Iraq, but does not insist on its adoption. “We are not insisted on a new resolution and are open to consultations,” said Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday in the Kremlin after negotiations with Italy Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. At the same time, according to Putin, Russia "does not exclude the possibility of adopting a" new resolution, Interfax reports.
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