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. | He said that the criminal case has not been launched into the accident and wounded Mammadjafar Ahmadov feels normal. Explosion occurred in Sumgayit Aluminum Plant on July 8, as a result of which worker Mammadjafar Ahmadov was wounded. |
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. | The toll increased as armed students in the basement and first floor of the Red Mosque, as well as in its minarets, resisted the advance of government forces, the military said.
No civilians are known to have been killed, a spokesman said. ‘Sanctity violated’ |
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. | The Association of Investigative Journalists of Armenia is a case in point. Despite having been involved in peace-building and regional integration projects, the association has now started to use the term “liberated territories” in its Hetq Online publication to describe the seven regions currently under Armenian control. The same publication has also criticized Armenian and Karabakh authorities for not doing enough to repopulate those territories with Armenian settlers, and has held public discussions to promote policy changes.
Martirosyan claims that attitudes are hardening because many Armenians no longer see any possibility of concluding a peace deal that benefits Armenia. The seeming |
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. | Reid acknowledged he did not know whether he had the votes to overcome Senate procedural hurdles. While willing to work with Republicans unhappy with the war, he said he did not want to water down pullout proposals to a “fig leaf.”
Snowe, a moderate Republican, told reporters she had not decided which proposal to support but had decided Congress needed to pass something requiring a troop drawdown |
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. | “We launched an operation at 4am to clear the compound of militants,” said a miltary spokesman, Major General Waheed Arshad. For an hour bursts of gunfire and loud explosions from the mosque could be heard across the city.
Local TV, citing military sources, said that soldiers had breached the mosque walls and were engaged in close-quarters combat inside the sprawling compound. By 5.45am the assault seemed to be ending, as the sounds of gunfire started to die down. |
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. | deserve praise for their courage in dispute settlement basing on principles of the problem resolution, OSCE American Co-Chair, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Matthew Bryza stated in an interview to the Panarmenian.Net. “We regret that no progress was reached during the St. Petersburg meeting, but as a OSCE |