Day: December 13, 2017

Resident of India killed her husband and poured acid over the face of the lover to give his deceased spouse. It is reported by Gulf News India. According to the publication, the 28-year-old Swasi (Swathi) from the state of Telangana conspired with her lover Rajesh (Rajesh) to kill her husband Sudhakar (Sudhakar) two years ago, but was going to implement the plan later. When the husband Swazi learned about the existence of a lover, the woman was frightened of a quarrel, wait until the spouse gets back from work, and killed him. She rolled up in a carpet and burned in the nearby woods. Two days later, she doused the body and the face of a lover with acid, probably with his consent, and said her husband’s parents that he was attacked and disfigured. They delivered a faux-Sudhakar to the hospital and filed a police report. But soon they began

Alexander Zhukov The head of the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) Alexander Zhukov expressed the opinion that the decision of the Executive Committee of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on admission to the Olympic games in Pyeongchang Russian athletes with significant restrictions were made under pressure. About this politician told the TV channel “Russia 1”. “I understand that the pressure on the IOC enormous on the part of our opponents. I can say that 19 countries in Rio wrote it. And now, athletes, professionals, journalists from different countries exert strong pressure on the IOC,” said Zhukov. According to the head of the ROC, Russia is at a disadvantage compared to athletes from other countries. “Here, 18-year-old Zhenya Medvedev or 15-year-old skater Alina Sagitova were kids, when Rodchenkov teammates were doing. Why should they be held responsible for the sins of others?” he added. December 5, the IOC suspended the national team

The US is counting on using Danish in the “braking” Russian energy projects “North stream-2”. This was stated by assistant Secretary of uess Mitchell, reports the Washington Examiner. “Since the “Nord stream-2″ must pass through the waters of Denmark, that could potentially be significant political and legal stumbling block, which can really slow down the process of laying the pipeline,” he said. According to Mitchell, the Russian project does not meet “the interests of energy security of Europe.” In his opinion, this is largely political and not economic project. November 30 it became known that in Denmark there is a specific law that requires the government to give special permission for construction of the pipeline. The project “Northern stream-2” involves the construction of two pipelines with a total capacity to 55 billion cubic meters per year. The pipeline will pass under the Baltic sea to Germany. More important news Telegram-channel