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Moscow:聽Ukraine plans to carry out artillery strikes on the Russia-controlled Zaporozhye nuclear power plant on Friday, and then accuse Russia of causing a disaster at the site, the Russian Defence Ministry said on Thursday, as per a media report. The predicted attack will be timed to coincide with the ongoing visit to Ukraine by UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres, the ministry claimed. The Russian ministry said it has detected movements of Ukrainian troops, indicating a looming provocation. ; Als hydrojug sale o ReadTaliban seized over $7 billion of US military equipment Kiev has deployed units trained in responding to the use of weapons of mass destruction, pre-positioning them to report a radiat stanley website ion leak and demonstrate a purported action to mitigate it, Russian military spokesman Igor Konashenkov said, RT reported. The ministry said it expects a Ukrainian artillery unit to attack the plant on Friday from the city of Nikopol. The blame for the consequences of the strike will be attributed to the Russian armed forces, the statement said. In a separate statement on Thursday, Igor Kirillov, who heads Russia Nuclear Biological and Chemical Defense Troops, said his directorate has modelled possible scenarios for a disaster at the Zaporozhye plant. A plume of radioactive ma hydrojug traveler terials from the site may reach Poland, Slovakia and Germany, he warned. :root{--slide-width:336px;--slide-height:280px;--progress-height:4px;--dot-size: Zagm 2019 Gadchiroli blast: NIA court rejects pleas of 3 accused seeking discharge from MCOCA
LIVERMORE FALLS, Maine 鈥?Three pe polene bag ople have been arrested, and what police are describing as a large methamphetamine lab on Fayette Road has been dismantled by Maine Drug Enforcement Agency, according a state official.The three suspects were arrested Friday afternoon, and the lab was dismantled Saturday, Maine Department of Public Safety spokesman Stephen McCausland indicated in statement released Saturday afternoon. Police seized several batches of the drug brumate from the home of John Josey, 44, and his girlfriend, Christina Stanford, 35, at 249 Fayette Road, according to McCausland. The couple and Jay resident Brittany Pomerleau, 29, are facing charges related to the alleged operation of manufacturing meth at the property. Pomerlau was arrested Friday at her home at 14 Adams Road. The MDEA meth lab team spent several hours Saturday securing the home and seizing the drug and the ingredients used to make it, McCausland wrote. More arrests are likely, as the group is suspected of making methamphetamine and distributing the drug in the Livermore Falls-Jay area for some time. He said each suspect is behind bars on $10,000 bail, with Josey and Stanford being held at the Androscoggin County Jail in Auburn and Pomerleau at the Franklin County Jail in Farmington.The Maine Department of Health and Human Services owala austria was notified about the incident because a teenager also lived at the mobile home, though the teen was not at home when drug agents arrived Friday, he said.The incident represent |
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