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BRUSSELS -- President Trump said during his campaign that NATO is obsolete because it doesn t fight terrorism. But the truth is, the alliance h mizuno as been in Afghanistan for 16 years. Twenty-five NATO countries have forces there alongside more than 8,000 U.S. troops.Just last month, U.S samba rose . Marines fought a pitched battle in southern Afghanistan against Taliban fighters who have been launching one bold attack after another.The Taliban now controls roughly one-third of Afghanistan -- more than at any time since 2001, when the war began. Earlier this year, America s top commander in Afghanistan,John Nicholson, told the Senate Armed Forces Committee the war was stalled. Are we winning or losing Sen. John McCain asked. Mr. Chairman I believe we are in a stalemate, Nicholson responded. Ending America s Longest War 14:19 Sixteen years in, the Afghan war is costing America more than $3 billion a month. In 2014, the U.S. military was on its way out, handing over Afghanistan s security to the Afghans.U.S. troop strength, which had peaked at 98,000 in 2010, plummeted to 8,400 today. But now, the Pentagon wants to reverse that. It has asked for 3,000-5,000 more personnel.Also, t adidas originals hombre hey re asking for authorization to send U.S. forces closer to the front lines to backup Afghan soldiers who are often overwhelmed Wupy Kosovo Town Divided By Blood
Iran warned the United States on Wednesday it would feel the pain if tough measures were imposed against the Islamic republic for its nuclear program by the U.N. Security Council.International Atomic Energy Agency chief Mohamed ElBaradei also said the United States should negotiate directly with Iran if talks reach the stage of focusing on security guarantees to Tehran in exchange for concessions on its nuclear program.The end of Wednesday s meeting of the 35-member board of the IAEA set the path for Security Council action. ElBaradei said his staff would send his report on Iran s nuclear program to the council by Thursday.Under terms agreed to by t stanley termosy he five permanent Security Council members, that would formally lead to the start of council deliberations. Those are meant to cajole Iran into cooperating with an IAEA probe seeking to banish fears Tehran may be seeking nuclear arms and persuade it to re-impose a freeze on uranium enrichment.That process can produce both nuclear fuel and the fissile core of warheads. The next stop for the Iran stalemate is the U.N. Security Council, CBS News foreign affairs analyst Pamela Falk said. Until specific steps are discussed, the five Permanent Members of the Security Council are in agreement that stanley website Iran must cease its nuclear programs and open its plants to inspectors. Watch Falk discuss the Iran stalemateThe United States and its European allies said Iran s nuclear intransigence left the world no choice. The Security stanley mug Council

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RIO DE JANEIRO - Tianna Bartolettakicked off her countryrsquo whirlwind run of medals on t mizuno handballschuh he night. So, by allrights, she should get to name it.Fittingly, the newly-crowned Olympiclong jump champion went with AwesomeHour. America s Rio Olympic medalists 52 photos In a span of about 60 minutesWedne hoka wanderschuh sday night, U.S. athletes hauled in a bevy of medals: Bartoletta andBrittney Reese went 1-2 in the long jump, Tori Bowie captured a bronze in the200 and Brianna Rollins, Nia Ali and Kristi Castlin swept the medals in the100-meter hurdles - a feat thatrsquo never been accomplished in that event.A banner evening, for sure. The nationentered the night with 13 medals and left the track with a total of 19 -- fivegold, seven silver, seven bronze.It was an awesome hour,Bartoletta said. She started things off by unseatingReese, the defending Olympic champion, in the long jump. Moments later, Bowiewon her second medal in Rio by taking bronze in the 200 meters. Not long afterthat, the hurdlers made history. This was the seventh medals sweep by the U.S.track team in the Olympics and the 23rd for U.S. women in the hi airmax plus story of theSummer Games.And yes, they realized what theirfellow Americans were up to. Ali watched Bowie, her suit Httn Abuse survivor s message to Pope Francis: Clean up your church, get rid of the pedophiles
China said Thursday it had uncovered a new plot targeting the Beijing Olympics, saying a violent terrorist gang had planned to kidnap athletes stanley tumbler and others and carry out suicide bombings.The Public Security Ministry s announcement marks at least the second claim by Beijing of a terrorist threat conspiracy centered on the August games, both of them linked to ethnic Uighur Muslim separatists in the far western Xinjiang region.Ministry spokesman Wu Heping provided no photographic or physical evidence, but said the plotters were based in Xinjiang, and were led by a man identified as Abdulrahman Tuersun.In all, 35 people, including Tuersun and another man, Kuerban Mutalifu, were arrested between March 26 and April 6, Wu said. This violent terrorist gang secretly plotted to kidnap journalists, visitors and athletes during the Beijing Olympics in order to make a global impact to sabotage the Games, Wu told reporters at a rare news conference held at a Beijing hotel. We face a real terrorist threat. Wu urged residents to raise their level of alertness and contact police about suspicious people or incidents.Longstanding resentment against Chinese rule in Xinjiang has fed a simmering rebellion that in the past has included bombings, although little violence has been reported in recent years amid a massive security stanley cup presence in the region.Following the 2001 terror attacks i stanley cup n the United States, the communist regime has tried to portray the insurgency as linked to terrorist organ

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London mdash; With passing of Queen Elizabeth II, her first son, 73-year-old Charles, ascended the throne to officially become King Charles III. The new king had been the Prince of Wales mdash; the title reserved for future British kings-in-waiting mdash; for longer than anyone else in the history of the United Kingdom s monarchy. There is no way of getting around it, he is crocs not in nike dunks panda the first flush of youth, said CBS News royal contributor Julian Payne, who served as press secretary to then-Prince Charles. What we will see instead of that is more than 50 years of experience on the world stage. King Charles III s coronation: The schedule and how to watch the ceremonyPayne said Charles would likely take the same approach to h nike dunk is role as king as his mother took to being queen. He, like his mother, takes the view that this is about duty and service, Payne said. You do your duty. You provide the service to the nation when you re asked to do it. You don t seek it out, you don t try and get hold of it, but when it comes to you, you take on that role, and you try and do it to the best of your ability. Future King Charles in 2005: I m determined to make the most of it | 60 Minutes 01:08 Charles sister, Princess Anne, echoed that sentiment in an interview with the Canadian public broadcaster, CBC, ju Cgod Philippines typhoon aftermath raises worries of disaster zone descending into chaos
Government stanley tumbler forces pounded rebel strongholds with artillery, tanks and helicopter gunships Friday, despite the resumption of talks between ethnic Albanian and Slav politicians aimed at ending the vio stanley us len stanley quencher ce in Macedonia.Troops began firing before dawn at rebels entrenched between the towns of Aracinovo and Nikustak, a few miles outside Skopje. Two helicopter gunships fired on rebel positions with unguided rockets.Artillery set a four-story house on fire, blanketing the eastern part of the village with heavy, gray smoke. Soldiers firing multiple rocket launchers hit at least two structures on the eastern end of the town.The renewal of attacks after an 11-day lull suggests that hard-liners in the government were losing patience with the lack of progress in peace talks.Macedonian army Col. Blagoja Markovski said the sustained action was aimed at crushing and destroying terrorists. Government forces also reportedly were firing for a second straight day on rebel strongholds near the northwestern city of Tetovo and near Kumanovo, close to the northern border with Kosovo.More than 1,000 villagers crossed into neighboring Kosovo on Thursday from those areas, pushing the total number of refugees this year to nearly 50,000, said Astrid van Genderen Stort, spokeswoman for the U.N. refugee agency in Kosovo.A rebel leader known as Commander Hohxa said three civilians were killed and many more wounded, including one rebel fighter, in Friday s attack. He accused the Macedonian army

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DAMASCUS -- Security concerns were still keeping international experts from inspecting the site of a suspected chemical attack in Syria on Thursday. Inspectors from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons OPCW were yet to reach the town of Douma, just outside Damascus, where more than 40 people were reported killed nearly two w adidas campus eeks ago. As CBS News correspondent Seth Doane reports from the Syrian capital, President Bashar al-Assad s government has denied any use of chemical weapons. B adidas campus ut U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis has warned the delay in the OPCW team s arrival presents a risk that evidence is being tampered with.The alleged chemical weapons attack led toWestern airstrikesagainst theSyrian governmentover the weekend. Earlier this week, Doane and his team were allowed access to the site the weapons experts are still trying to reach. An advance security team from the United Nations withdrew from Douma after coming under small arms fire on Tuesday at one of the sites destined for inspection. There was also a small explosion at the site. That further delayed the international weapons inspectors who arrived in Damascus over the weekend to try to determine what happened on April 7. Russia to let inspectors visit alleged Syrian chemical attack site adidas campus 00s 02:19 Earlier this week, on Iutd China s ambitions in the world and what they mean to U.S. - Intelligence Matters
Updated at 10:50 a.m. ETKABUL, A stanley quencher fghanistan - Afghan President Hamid Karzai appealed for calm Wednesday after clashes in several cities between Afghan security forces and protesters furious over the burning of Muslim holy books at a U.S. military base left seven people dead.The anger over the Koran burning has sparked two days of protests across Afghanistan and tapped into anti-foreign sentiment fueled by a popular perception that U.S. and Western troops disrespect Afghan culture and Islam. The demonstrations prompted the U.S. to lock down its embassy and bar its staff from traveling.Gingrich: Obama surrendered by apologizing to AfghansVideo: Obama apologizes for Koran burning2 U.S. troops killed in Koran backlashThe Afghan Interior Ministry said in a statement that seven people were killed 151; four in clashes in the eastern province of Parwan, one stanley cup usa at a U.S. base outside Kabul, and one each in Jalalabad and Logar provinces. It said an investigation was under way to determine what happened. The people have the right to protest peacef stanley water jug ully, but I appeal to my countrymen not to resort to violence, Karzai said in a statement. He also called on the Afghan security forces to protect the protesters, not battle them.Karzai said he shared the Afghan people s pain at hearing of the Koran desecration, but asked them to please be patient and wait for the end of the investigation. The demonstration in Kabul drew thousands of protesters who chanted Death to America, hurled r

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Russia launched a volley of missiles toward the eastern Ukrainian city of Dnipro early Thursday morning, including a new type of ballistic missile that has North Atlantic Treaty Organization members on edge.The powerful next-level, multiple-warhead battlefield weapon, which has been analyzed by the Pentagon, has prompted NATO to hold an emergency summit on Tuesday. Among the cruise missiles intercepted in the assault was what the Defense Department has identified as a variant of the RS-26, an experimental intermediate-range ballistic missile IRBM , a reconfigured Russian intercontinental ballistic missile, according to a U.S. official.The missile aimed at Dnipro in central Ukraine focused on one area, carrying six warheads about 750 miles from the launch location, in retaliation for Ukraine s attack earlier in the week on a military facility in salomon gtx Russia. Ukraine is bracing for more volleys.While publicly, U.S. officials say Russia likely possesses only a handful of these experimental missiles, sources say these ballistic missiles pose a unique threat. They re capable of reaching 3,000 miles, and carrying a multiple-payload system. These systems are designed to carry and launch multiple warheads and to release them at different speeds and different directions, potentially over an area of more than adidas campus 80s 1,000 miles. They re also capable of carrying nuclear warheads. Heightening U.S. and NATO concerns further, it s the first air force 1 time such a system has been used, and much still remains u Cfjz Hamas Renews Cease-Fire Call With Israel
Egypt has demanded that Hamas immediately release a captured Israeli soldier to avoid a worsening crisis in the violence-battered Gaza Strip, Palestinian officials and Arab diplomats said.Israeli Vice Premier Shimon Peres on Wednesday accused Hamas exiled leadership in Syria of blocking a deal for the release of the soldier.Egypt has been mediating talks for the release of Cpl. Gilad Shalit in exchange for Israel s release of Palestinian prisoners. He was captured June 25 in the Gaza Strip.Meanwhile, an Israeli court on Wednesday released the Palestinian deputy prime minister, the highest ranking Hamas official to be freed following a crackdown on the stanley mug Islamic militant group. But the court temp stanley thermoskannen orarily banned him from going to his government office in the city of Ramallah, his lawyer said.In other developments:The Israeli human rights group B Tselem says Israel s bombing of a Gaza power plant this summer was disproportionat stanley thermos mug e and constitutes a war crime, reports CBS News correspondent Robert Berger audio . The attack affected hospitals and food supplies, and damaged water and sewage systems. Israel said it was legitimate self-defense, but B Tselem said it was an act of vengeance that is forbidden by international law. A U.N. rights expert in Geneva said that rights situation for Palestinians has deteriorated to a new low, and blamed the United States, Canada and Europe for contributing to the tragic situation. However, John Dugard, a South African, said Israel is largely res

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Monday was the hottest day ever measured by humans, beating a record set the day before, as countries across the globe continue to feel the heat, according to the European climate change service. Provisional satellite data published by Copernicus early Wednesday showed that M nike dunk onday broke Sunday s mark by 0.1 degree Fahrenheit. Climate scientists say the world is now as warm as it was 125,000 years ago because of human-caused climate change. While scientists can t be certain that Monday was the hottest day throughout that period, average temperatures haven t been this high since long before humans developed agriculture. The temperature rise in recent decades is in line with what climate scientists projected would happen if humans kept burning fossil fuels at an increasing rate. We are in an age where weather and climate records are frequently stretched beyond our tolerance levels, resulting in insurmountable loss of lives and livelihoods, said Roxy Mathew Koll, a climate scientist at the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology. Copernicus preliminary data shows the global average temperature Monday was 62.87 degrees Fahrenheit.The previous mark before this week was set just a year ago.Before last year, the previous recorded hottest day was in 2016, when average temperatures were 62.24 degrees.While 2024 has been extremely warm, what kicked Sunday into new territory was a way toastier than usualAntarctic winter, according to Co airmax plus perni yeezy slide cus. The same thing was happening Xgom UN chief praises positive response to global ceasefire
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert laid out his vision for Israel s future borders in a major policy speech to parliament on Thursday, saying that the nation needed to rid itself of isolated West Bank settlements but would maintain control over large settlement blocs forever.T stanley polska hese moves would be unilateral, CBS News correspondent Robert Berger reports, because with the election of the Islamic militant group Hamas, Israel says it does not have a Palestinian peace partner.Olmert, whose Kadima Party won March elections, stanley website spoke as he presented his new coalition Cabinet to parliament. The Cabinet, which is expected to implement Olmert s West Bank pullout plan, took office Thursday evening. The borders of Israel that will be formed in the coming years will be significantly different from the territories that the state of Israel holds today, Olmert said. This is the government s plan. This is the basis of its existence. Olmert said he preferred to reach a deal with the Palestinian through negotiations based on the internationally-backed road map peace plan. But if that failed he would act unilaterally to create desirable borders for Israel, he said. But successful negotiations appeared unlikely with the militant Hamas group in charge of the Palestinian Cabinet. Hamas, which is responsible for scores of deadly suicide bombings of Israelis, has refused Israeli and international pressure to renounce violence and recognize Israel.Palestinian President Mahmoud A stanley cups uk bbas, a moderate leade

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I adidas samba n 2018 alone, Amazon deforestation resulted in a loss of roughly 3,000 square miles mdash; nearly equivalent to the size of Puerto Rico.The ongoing trade war with the U.S. has led China to stop buying American soybeans crops and turn instead to Brazil for the crop.As a result, Brazilian soybean exports to China have surged as U.S. farmers put their crops in storage.While most new cropland in Brazil is converted from grasslands for grazing cattle, losing those areas for raising animals leads to deforestation.The wildfirescharring huge swaths of the Amazon rainforest might seem an ocean away from the raging trade war between the U.S. and China. But that conflict mdash; specifically China s hunger for soybeans mdash; is fueling what many see as an emerging ecological disaster.The Amazon has been under pressure from ranchers, timber companies and other interests for decades, while Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro more recently vowed to op adidas samba schuhe en formerly protected areas to development. But the rate of deforestation in the area, after having stayed flat for roughly a decad nike dunk e, has surged. In 2018 alone, Amazon deforestation resulted in a loss of roughly 3,000 square miles mdash; nearly equivalent to the size of Puerto Rico.Although the reasons behind this environmental calamity are complex, including local politics and industrial-scale plundering for profit, the U.S. also gave Brazil commercial incentives to raze parts of the Amazon when the Trump administration last year jacked u Lobr Persistent intense heat kills hundreds in India
An al Qaeda-linked group claims it killed three U.S. soldiers last month and mutilated two of their bodies to avenge the rape-slaying of a young Iraqi woman by troops of the same unit, an institute which monitors extremists Web sites said Tuesday.The Mujahedeen Shura Council made the claim in a 4:39 minute video posted on the Internet which included the mutilated bodies of two of the soldiers attacked June 19 near Youssifiyah southwest of Baghdad, according to a statement by the SITE Institute.The institute released still pictures from the video showing two of the American dead, one of whom had been decapitated.According to the institute, the statement by the insurgent group said the video was released as revenge for our sister who was dishonored by a soldier of the same brigade. Two sergeants are among five American soldiers charged in the March 12 alleged rape-m stanley thermos mug urder and the killing her parents and a younger sister. The U.S. military released the identities of the suspects Monday. A stanley cup previously discharged soldier had been arrested in the case last month and charged with rape and murder.According to the SITE Institute, the statement by the insurgents said that as soon as fighters heard of the rape-slaying, they kept their anger to themselves and didn t spread the news. They decided to take revenge for their sister s honor, the statement said. With Allah s help, they captured two soldiers of the same brigade as thi stanley romania s dirty crusader. The Mujahedeen Shura Council is a

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MOSCOW Russian immigration officials said Saturday they have not received an applicat crocs hausschuhe ion from Edward Snowden, the U.S. National Security Agency leaker who wants to get asylum in Russia.Snowden came to Moscow s Sheremetyevo international airport on June 23 from Hong Kong, apparently intending to board a flight to Cuba. But he did not get on that flight and is believed to have spent the last three weeks marooned in the airport s transit zone. Three countries offer asylum to Edward Snowden 01:33 yeezy On Friday, he met with human rights activists there and said he would seek Russian asylum, at least as a temporary measure before going to Venezuela, Bolivia or Nicaragua, all of which have offered him asylum.But the Interfax news agency quoted Russian migration service head Konstantin Romodanovsky as saying no asylum request had been received as of Saturday. The state news agency RIA Novosti cited migration service spokeswoman, Zalina Kornilova, as also saying no request had been received.Anatoly Kucherena, a well-known lawyer in Russia, said that he would be helping Snowden with the necessary paperwork to officially request asylum, CBS News Svetlana Berdnikova reported from Russia Friday. air max 98 Mr. Snowden is a courageous person, Kucherena told Russian television station Russia Today Friday. He is a her Pkam Supertyphoon Nanmadol kills 5 in Philippines
ANKARA, Turkey - Turkish soldiers, air force bombers and helicopter gunships launched an incursion into northern Iraq on Wednesday, hours after Kurdish rebels killed 24 soldiers and wounded 18 in attacks along the border.Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan canceled a visit to Kazakhstan and held a nationally televised news conference to announce that Turkey had launched the hot pursuit operation, wording that officials often use to describe cross-border offensives in northern Iraq. We will never bow to any attack from inside or outside Turkey, he said.Turkey s chief of the military and the interior and defense ministers rushed to the border area to oversee the anti-rebel attacks, and the United States and NATO both issued statements supporting the offensive, the largest in more than three years.President Barack Obama called the atta stanley becher ck on ally Turkey an outrageous terrorist attack, and said the U.S. would continue to cooperate with the stanley mugs Turkish government as it battles the terrorist threat posed by the Kurdistan Workers Party, or PKK, which is fighting for autonomy in Turkey s southeast. NTV television said Turkish troops have gone some 2.5 miles into Iraq and that helicopters were ferrying commandos across the border. Dogan news agency said more than 20 Kurdish rebels were killed in ensuing clashes, but did not provide a breakdown. Neither report identified its sources.The incursion for now appears to be limited i stanley mug n scope. Turkey last staged a major ground offensi

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LeBron James made his Olympic return after a 12-year absence. Kevin Durant played for the first time this summer.And the two most experienced Olympians on this U.S. team opened theParis Gamesmdash; not to mention a bid for a fifth consecutive gold medal for the Americans mdash; with a near-perfect show.Durant made his first eight shots on the way to 23 points i samba og n less than 17 minutes, James added 21 points, nine rebounds and seven assists and the U.S. rolled to a 110-84 win over Serbia in the Olympic opener for both teams on Saturday. LeBron James shoots as Filip Petrusev, of Serbia, defends at the 2024 Summer Olympics. Michael Conroy / AP They were a combined 18 for 22 from the field mdash; 8 of 9 for Durant, 9 of 13 for James mdash; as t adidas originals he U.S. had no trouble with the reigning World Cup silver medalists from last summer in the Philippines. Jrue Holiday scored 15, Devin Booker had 12 and Anthony Edwards and Stephen Curry each added 11 for the U.S.Three-time NBA MVP Nikola Jokic scored 20 points for Serbia, while Bogdan Bogdanovic scored 14.Both teams return to action on Tuesday, with the U.S. tak dunks ing onupstart South Sudanmdash; a rematch of a 101-100 escape win for the Americans in an exhibition in London earlier this month mdash; and Serbia meeting Puerto Rico in what could essentially be an elimination game for both teams. Before the tournament started, Ser Cday More obstacles for Syrian refugees arriving at Italian island
Heavy fighting resumed Friday between the Lebanese army and Islamic militants at a Palestinian refugee camp in northern Lebanon. Army tanks and armor massed outside the camp, apparently preparing to storm it.Under an artillery cover, about 50 armored carriers and tanks massed at the northern edge of the camp and drove toward the forward-most positions, according to an AP Television News crew at the scene. But it was not clear whether the Lebanese troops were already making a push.Military officials would not comment.Plumes of smoke rose out of the Nahr el-Bared camp where Fatah Islam militants have been holed up in a 13-day siege by the Lebanese army. The shelling also ignited fires in the camp that spewed black smoke. The militants have barricaded themselves in residential neighborhoods of narrow, winding streets and apartment building stanley quencher s. About 50 armored carriers, battle t stanley cup anks and military vehicles from elite units massed at the northern edge of the camp and drove toward the forwardmost positions, according to APTN television crew at the scene.There was no confirmation that the army units were making a final push to take over the camp, or were j stanley water bottle ust advancing to grab territory and isolate the militants in pockets. But a significant decrease at one point in the shelling, accompanied by a rise in machine gun fire from armored carriers and exchanges of automatic rifle fire, suggested the troops were already engaging the militants.The bombardment intensified several hours

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Humanitarian worker and U.S. Marine Cor adidas samba ps veteran Pete Reed was killed while aiding civilians in Bakhmut, Ukraine, on Thursday, according to his family and two medical aid groups he worked with. Reed, who served two deployments as a Marine rifleman in Afghanistan, founded the nonprofit Global Response Medicine in 2017.In a statement, the organization said, Pete was the bedrock of GRM, serving as Board President for 4 years. In January, Pete stepped away from GRM to work with Global Outreach Doctors on their Ukraine mission and was killed while rendering aid. Yesterday, GRM founder Pete Reed was killed in Bakhmut, Ukraine. Pete was the bedrock of GRM, serving as Board Pr nike dunk donna esident for 4 years. In January, Pete stepped away from GRM to work with Global Outreach Doctors on their Ukraine mission and was killed while rendering aid. Ukraine pic.twitter/Tpwyou1LmMmdash; Global Response Medicine @GRM_Global February 3, 2023 Andrew Lustig, the founder and president of Global Outreach Doctors USA, said Reed was working with them as the country director for Ukraine. Pete was actively aiding in the evacuation of Ukrainian civilians when his evacuation vehicle was hit with a reported missile in Bakhmut, Ukraine on Feb 2, 2023, Lustig said in a statement. ...Pete s death underscores the devastation war has on innocent civilians, and highlights the importance of humanitarian and medical aid for affected communities adidas campus 00s . GoDocs is committed to carrying out this work around the world in Obcr Expedition aims to clear tons of Everest trash
A series of bombs exploded across the ancient city of Jaipur on Tuesday, killing at least 80 people and transforming busy markets, a jewelry bazaar and a Hindu temple into scenes of carnage.All seven blasts were within the old walls of the western city known for its pink-hued palaces, and suspicion quickly fell on Islamic militant groups blamed for a string of attacks in India in recent years. Police said an eighth bomb was found and defused by police. Obviously, it s a terrorist attack, said A.S. Gill, the police chief of Rajasthan, the state where Jaipur is located. The way it has been done, the attempt was to cause the maximum damage to human life. The explosions began around 7:30 p.m. One went off at a market near a temple dedicated to the Hindu monke stanley cup y god Hanuman. Tuesday is the day of worship set aside for Hanuman, and the temple was crowded with pe stanley mugs ople offering prayers on the way home from work.Another bomb detonated near the Johari Bazaar, the city s jewelry market that is a popular destination for tourists. The tourist season ended in March, however, and there were no immediate indication that foreigners had been caught in any of the explosions. Parikshit Bhandari, who saw the attack near the jewelry market, said there was blood all around and wounded people crawling on the grou stanley cup nd. Bombing sites were littered with dropped shopping bags, mangled bicycles, damaged cars and overturned bicycle rickshaws, the most popular mode of transport in the crowded lanes o