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Pavel Adamovich The Polish mayor of Gdansk Pavel Adamovich said that it will not rename the streets of the city in the framework of the law on decommunization. It is reported by Polsat. “I’m not going to take any action. I have a very critical view on this matter. It seems to me that this violates the principle of independence of local self-government”, — said Adamovich. According to him, the renaming of streets and squares is the responsibility of local authorities, not Central government authorities. The mayor added that the authors of the Law on decommunization show inconsistency, since the effect of a legal act, for example, does not apply to the first built after the war, the freighter Soldek, now converted into a Museum. “It would need to be cut into blades for razors, but I don’t think that the national Maritime Museum can agree to that, although subordinate

The Spanish government of Catalonia has confirmed that police in the region (the mossos d d Escuadra, Mossos d’esquadra) received a warning about an impending terrorist attack in Barcelona from the us Central intelligence Agency (CIA). On Thursday, August 31, said the adviser on internal Affairs of the regional government, Joaquim Forn, the newspaper ABC Cataluña. He stressed that the document was nothing but a “manipulative campaign of discrediting” of the Catalan police, which is “both inside and outside the country”. He noted that the law enforcement agencies of the region do not have direct ties with the CIA. According to Forno, the police received thousands of warnings, and they are studied by experts. He explained that the message about the impending attack on the Rambla was deemed not credible. The newspaper also quotes the text of the warning. It reads: “Received at the end of may unconfirmed information, the

From one of the warehouses of the Israel defense forces (IDF), located in the South of the country, unknown stole more than 15 thousand rounds of 5.56 mm semi-automatic rifles. It is reported by Walla. The theft was committed at night on August 30. Attackers managed to break through the wall of the vault and make the boxes with ammunition, which was taken on several cars. Guarding the warehouse guards had noticed nothing. According to the publication The jerusalem Post, this is the third this year case of theft of army property from the warehouse. In may, a base in southern Israel was stolen 33 auto M16. The thieves were detained, but the military managed to return only part of the stolen weapons. Press Secretary of the IDF General Ronen, Manelis, said that this incident is very serious because the weapons could fall into the hands of terrorists and be