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Russia, Sochi time Wednesday afternoon, the Black Sea (Thursday morning GMT) expressed support for the construction of nuclear power plants (NPP) in the Iranian city of southern Iran, Bushehr. Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov described the NPP as an 'anchor' that would keep Iran Iran comply with the promise to use it for peaceful nuclear power. The collection of the first nuclear fuel to the reactor will be held Saturday (21 / 8) which marks a ceremony at Bushehr, including Head of the Russian Nuclear Agency, Sergei Kiriyenko. Bushehr nuclear power plant produces 1000 megawatts of power.
Sink ships, three Indonesians Killed
Wellington - Three Indonesians are reported dead after fishing boat sinks where they work in the Antarctic Ocean, Wednesday. All three bodies are transported by the rescue team managed to New Zealand. South Korean-flagged fishing vessels are manned by 51 people from drowning in the cold waters of the Antarctic Ocean. Shipmaster that South Korean nationals and two other crew, was reported still missing, while 45 crew members who survived have been successfully evacuated by rescue teams. The ship was manned by a crew from South Korea, Indonesia, Philippines and China.
Lightning struck, Girl Happy
Littleton - RSG Vowers, 14-year-old girl survived the lightning strike in broad daylight. Event occurs when Vowers was washing her parents' car at his home in Littleton, Colorado, United States at around 12:20. At the time sky is clear, the sun is too bright. Suddenly a flash of light struck her. "The whole right side of my body shook, my limbs are numb, I feel sick once in the elbow," said Vowers. According to doctors who examined Vowers, the girl suffered only a little nervous disorders, none fatal. He will be healthy and normal as before the lightning.
U.S. Defense Back Soon
WASHINGTON - U.S. Defence Secretary Robert Gates (67), who held the position since former President George Bush before occupying the same position for President Barack Obama, plans to resign next year, neglecting the rolling crisis in Afghanistan. In an interview with Foreign Policy magazine based in Washington this week's edition, Gates did not give the exact date when he resigned, but said that it was conducted before the presidential elections in January 2012. Because he did not want to make trouble for Obama with hold position for too long. Chief of Staff of the White House, Rahm Emanuel, said that Obama appreciates his decision.
Demand German Rwandan Butcher
BERLIN - Several federal prosecutors in Germany said Wednesday that they had demanded a former Rwandan mayor for his involvement in genocide or ethnic extermination in 1994 in that country. Onesphore Rwabukombe, an ethnic Hutu, aged 53, accused of genocide, murder and incitement to commit genocide of the Tutsi ethnic cause 80,000 people killed. Rwabukombe, former mayor of a town in northern Rwanda, was arrested by German authorities last month.
Sink ships, three Indonesians Killed
Wellington - Three Indonesians are reported dead after fishing boat sinks where they work in the Antarctic Ocean, Wednesday. All three bodies are transported by the rescue team managed to New Zealand. South Korean-flagged fishing vessels are manned by 51 people from drowning in the cold waters of the Antarctic Ocean. Shipmaster that South Korean nationals and two other crew, was reported still missing, while 45 crew members who survived have been successfully evacuated by rescue teams. The ship was manned by a crew from South Korea, Indonesia, Philippines and China.
Lightning struck, Girl Happy
Littleton - RSG Vowers, 14-year-old girl survived the lightning strike in broad daylight. Event occurs when Vowers was washing her parents' car at his home in Littleton, Colorado, United States at around 12:20. At the time sky is clear, the sun is too bright. Suddenly a flash of light struck her. "The whole right side of my body shook, my limbs are numb, I feel sick once in the elbow," said Vowers. According to doctors who examined Vowers, the girl suffered only a little nervous disorders, none fatal. He will be healthy and normal as before the lightning.
U.S. Defense Back Soon
WASHINGTON - U.S. Defence Secretary Robert Gates (67), who held the position since former President George Bush before occupying the same position for President Barack Obama, plans to resign next year, neglecting the rolling crisis in Afghanistan. In an interview with Foreign Policy magazine based in Washington this week's edition, Gates did not give the exact date when he resigned, but said that it was conducted before the presidential elections in January 2012. Because he did not want to make trouble for Obama with hold position for too long. Chief of Staff of the White House, Rahm Emanuel, said that Obama appreciates his decision.
Demand German Rwandan Butcher
BERLIN - Several federal prosecutors in Germany said Wednesday that they had demanded a former Rwandan mayor for his involvement in genocide or ethnic extermination in 1994 in that country. Onesphore Rwabukombe, an ethnic Hutu, aged 53, accused of genocide, murder and incitement to commit genocide of the Tutsi ethnic cause 80,000 people killed. Rwabukombe, former mayor of a town in northern Rwanda, was arrested by German authorities last month.
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