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The UN Security Council has agreed a “good text” of a resolution on Aleppo evacuation monitoring, Russia’s UN envoy told journalists. That comes after Russia’s promise to veto the French resolution and its putting forward a rival draft.
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- Evacuation buses enter last militant-held district of E. Aleppo – Syrian state media
- 49 Yemeni troops killed in suicide bombing
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- ‘Hard to get inside Mosul, over 1mn people still trapped amid op’ – Oxfam representative to RT
Humanitarian organizations face serious difficulties in delivering aid to people inside Iraq’s Mosul amid the US-backed operation against Islamic State, Oxfam spokesman who returned from Iraq told RT. Over 1 million people are still trapped in the city. - If Saddam had remained in power, rise of ISIS ‘improbable’ – Hussein’s CIA interrogator
Islamic State would not have enjoyed the success it did if Saddam Hussein had remained in power, John Nixon, the former CIA agent who grilled him, claims. Nixon says the West should deal with leaders it “abhors” to have a stable Middle East. - Prosecutors and courts should crack down on ‘fake news,’ says German justice minister
The judiciary in Germany has to consequently go after those spreading fake news on the internet, the country’s Justice Minister, Heiko Maas, said. EU Parliament’s President Martin Schulz calls on a respective ruling throughout the European Union. - Jordan’s Crusader castle siege: 4 gunmen dead after killing 9 people, holding tourists hostage
Four armed men killed five police and four civilians, including a Canadian woman, in the Jordanian city of Karak. The group, which had suicide belts and a stash of explosives in a hideout, was neutralized after holing up in a medieval Crusader-era castle.
- ‘Hard to get inside Mosul, over 1mn people still trapped amid op’ – Oxfam representative to RTHumanitarian organizations face serious difficulties in delivering aid to people inside Iraq’s Mosul amid the US-backed operation against Islamic State, Oxfam spokesman who returned from Iraq told RT. Over 1 million people are still trapped in the city.
- If Saddam had remained in power, rise of ISIS ‘improbable’ – Hussein’s CIA interrogatorIslamic State would not have enjoyed the success it did if Saddam Hussein had remained in power, John Nixon, the former CIA agent who grilled him, claims. Nixon says the West should deal with leaders it “abhors” to have a stable Middle East.
- New photos reveal Russian advanced T-50 fighter plane test-flying
New pictures of the Russian cutting-edge T-50 prototype fifth-generation fighter jet have been published on the planemaker’s official website. - Thousands rally against Polish govt outside constitutional court in Warsaw
Poles biggest political standoff with their government gained momentum with a new protest outside the constitutional court, while a sit-in rally near parliament triggered by media restriction law continues. - UNSC agrees ‘good text’ for resolution on Aleppo, voting to be held Monday - ChurkinThe UN Security Council has agreed a “good text” of a resolution on Aleppo evacuation monitoring, Russia’s UN envoy told journalists. That comes after Russia’s promise to veto the French resolution and its putting forward a rival draft.
- Prosecutors and courts should crack down on ‘fake news,’ says German justice ministerThe judiciary in Germany has to consequently go after those spreading fake news on the internet, the country’s Justice Minister, Heiko Maas, said. EU Parliament’s President Martin Schulz calls on a respective ruling throughout the European Union.
- Over 40 migrants found stuffed in van hospitalized in Croatia
A van intercepted in Croatia on Saturday was found to be carrying 62 migrants, many of whom were suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning. A few had lost consciousness and required immediate hospitalization, local media reports. - Jordan’s Crusader castle siege: 4 gunmen dead after killing 9 people, holding tourists hostageFour armed men killed five police and four civilians, including a Canadian woman, in the Jordanian city of Karak. The group, which had suicide belts and a stash of explosives in a hideout, was neutralized after holing up in a medieval Crusader-era castle.
- ‘Bye-bye America’: Duterte wants US troops banned from Philippines unless aid is okayed
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has warned the US that he will scrap a pact that allows US military forces to train in the Philippines if Washington doesn’t renew a large-scale aid package. - Buses attacked on way to militant-held Shiite villages after evacuation deal – Syrian state media
Five buses were attacked and burned by “armed terrorists” while en route to militant-held villages after an evacuation deal was struck between the Syrian government and rebels, Syrian state television has reported. - Iran says US sanctions violate nuclear deal, demands meeting of world powers
Iran has called Washington’s recent decision to prolong sanctions against it a violation of the nuclear deal that it struck with world powers in 2015 and has requested a meeting of the commission that oversees the implementation of the agreement. - 7 militants that attacked police in Chechen capital killed in special op – Kadyrov
In a special operation, police have arrested four gunmen while killing a total of seven who had attacked police in the city of Grozny earlier, the head of the Chechen Republic, Ramzan Kadyrov, announced.
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