Новости за 22.09.2017

An Estonian court has sentenced a Syrian refugee guilty to 10 years in prison for setting his wife on fire.

The spokesman for Iraq's mostly Shiite paramilitary troops known as Popular Mobilization Forces says they have joined the battle against Islamic State militants in the contested province of Kirkuk.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard on Friday unveiled its latest ballistic missile capable of reaching much of the Middle East, including Israel, while the country's president vowed that Tehran would press ahead with its missile program in defiance of U.S. demands to the contrary.

The vote in Syria is likely to anger Turkey, which has been concerned about increasing Kurdish power in northern Syria since the country's crisis began in 2011. Turkey considers the Kurdish forces a terrorist organization, linked to its home-grown Kurdish insurgency.

RaSean Jacobs rushed for three touchdowns, but his bigger number was on defense, where he recorded 14 tackles. Jaylyn Dowdell returned from injury to add 12 tackles, including two sacks, and the Panthers blanked the Bulldogs 30-0.

Jack Winkler accounted for three touchdowns, Kishaun Kimble-Brooks and Nathan Rundle two scores each and the Panthers scored eight TDs and 56 points for the second straight game, pounding Zama American 56-20 on Friday at Yokota’s Bonk Field.

The VA doctors told Vietnam veteran Mike Sanzaro that he rated a Purple Heart. The problem was, with four decades having gone by and no medical records of the event, he would have to find a witness. Sanzaro decided not to pursue the medal he deserved. Family members and fellow Marines had other ideas.

50 years after the war's peak years of 1967 and 1968, accusations of collaboration show how bitter divisions over the war extended even to the prison camps, and how deep they remain.

British police on Friday charged an 18-year-old man with attempted murder and causing an explosion over last week's bomb attack on the London subway.

Famous for using bombastic, derogatory and often-awkward English slams against enemies, North Korean state media sent people scrambling for dictionaries Friday with a dispatch that quotes leader Kim Jong Un calling President Donald Trump "the mentally deranged U.S. dotard."

U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement that Beijing told its banks to stop dealing with North Korea is "not consistent with the facts," a Chinese foreign ministry spokesman said Friday, but he gave no indication what steps China might be taking.

A Russian submarine in the Mediterranean fired cruise missiles at al-Qaida-linked militant positions in northwestern Syria on Friday, a day after militants wounded three Russian troops in the area, the defense ministry said in Moscow.

Former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez had a severe case of the degenerative brain disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy, researchers said on Thursday. His lawyer announced a lawsuit against the NFL and the team, accusing them of hiding the true dangers of the sport.

Chancellor Angela Merkel appears all but certain to win a fourth term when Germans vote Sunday after a humdrum campaign produced few divisive issues but saw smaller parties gain support — including the nationalist, anti-migration Alternative for Germany, which is set to become the most right-wing party in parliament for 60 years.

Republican John James, a political newcomer who flew Army helicopters in the Iraq War and now runs an automotive supply chain and logistics business in Detroit, said Thursday he is running for U.S. Senate.

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has appealed to the international community, especially Russia and China, to stop the spread of nuclear weapons.

Members of the Japan War-Bereaved Families Association visited Pearl Harbor Thursday to pay respects for those lost during WWII.

Established in 2002, Northern Command is responsible for guarding the continent from attack while providing troops and gear to local authorities when disaster strikes.

Pol. Col. Mana Daechawarit of the Sai Buri district police station in Narathiwat province said the soldiers were on a morning patrol in Pattani province when the pickup truck in which they were traveling was struck by the blast. The wounded civilian was a passing motorist.

Kim Jong Un issued the statement after Trump warned in his U.N. General Assembly address on Tuesday that he will “totally destroy” North Korea if forced to defend the United States or its allies.

North Korea’s leader called President Donald Trump “mentally deranged” and a “dotard” on Friday, hinting at new missile tests as the war of words between the two leaders evolved into personal insults.

On Jan. 17, 1977, a boat carrying servicemen to the USS Guam and USS Trenton collided with a 380-ton Spanish freighter and capsized, pitching almost 130 men into the sea. Survivors of the incident gathered in Virginia to hold a memorial.

Anil Uskanli's attorney, Richard Sing, had requested the mental competency and detention hearing to be closed to the public to protect Uskanli's private mental health information.

President Enrique Pena Nieto's office raised the death toll from Tuesday's magnitude 7.1 earthquake to 273.

President Enrique Pena Nieto's office raised the death toll from Tuesday's magnitude 7.1 earthquake to 273.