The largest weaving mill in Syria resumed its work
The largest weaving mill in Syria resumed its work thanks to the efforts of Aleppo residents, TASS correspondent reported
October 21, 2017
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Ukrainian army captain detained for selling improvised explosive devices
A Ukrainian army officer was detained in Odessa region of Ukraine for producing and selling improvised explosive devices, Interfax says citing the region’s police departmen
Militants in Syria use NATO weapons
NATO-made weapons such as firearms, artillery, as well as a few hundred mortar shells, were found by the army of the Syrian Arabic Republic in the town of Mayadin which was liberated from militants, the Parlamentskaya Gazeta newspaper reports
Japan files new protest to Seoul over disputable islets
Japan filed a protest to South Korea over Seoul’s plan to reinforce the defense of disputed islets of Tokto (Takeshima) with a new military unit, said Foreign Minister Taro Kono, the Izvestia newspaper reports.
Road to chaos: Sobchak plans to run for president without any political program
Ksenia Sobchak [daughter of the late former St. Petersburg mayor and Vladimir Putin’s former boss and political mentor Anatoly Sobchak, who played an active role in the failed 2011-12 attempted color revolution in Moscow – editor’s note] hopes to gather all those unhappy with Vladimir Putin through the 2018 presidential election, The Guardian reports