The plane departed from Chisinau, the capital of Moldova, for a one-hour 40-minute flight before landing back at the same airport, writing the 80-mile wide version of the message in its flight path A screengrab from Flightradar24.com shows the flight path of an Air Moldova passenger plane ( (Image: PA/Flightradar24.com) A passenger plane used its … Read more
The mother of the first victim of Stephen Port has said history could repeat itself amid the “shambles” in the Metropolitan Police. Anthony Walgate, 23, who left Hull to study fashion in London, was fatally drugged in the serial killer’s flat in June 2014 after they met online. Police refused to treat his death as … Read more
Ukraine was on a knife-edge amid fears of an early hours invasion from Russia despite recent claims coming from Moscow that they maybe deescalating and easing tensions Russia’s Defense Ministry shares tanks moving back to base Ukraine was on a knife-edge tonight amid fears of an early hours Russian attack – despite Moscow appearing to … Read more
Websites for Oschadbank and Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense were down when The Mirror tried to access them this afternoon amid fears that a Russian cyber attack may precede a possible invasion of Ukraine Ukraine is preparing for war ( Image: REUTERS) Two of Ukraine’s banks have been targeted in a cyber attack, according to the … Read more
Press play to listen to this article In the online world, the West and Russia are already at loggerheads over Ukraine. As government leaders scramble to come up with a diplomatic deal to avert all-our war in Ukraine, cybersecurity officials warn of a potential wave of Russia-backed cyberattacks that could destabilize NATO countries. Meanwhile, disinformation … Read more
Opposition to vaccination has existed for as long as vaccination itself. Ever since widespread smallpox vaccination began in the early 1800s, there have been cycles of questioning the safety and efficacy of particular vaccines. The media has played a primary role in publicizing these views, and social media has significantly increased the reach of the … Read more
“Russians don’t start wars, we finish wars” Russians do not start wars but they finish them, Vyacheslav Nikonov, first deputy chairman of the State Duma committee on international affairs, has said. Mr Nikonov was asked on the BBC Radio 4’s World At One program whether he could see parallels between now and the days that … Read more
The Armed Forces Minister James Heppey has said he fears that “we are closer than we’ve been on this continent” to war “for 70 years”. He told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme: “There’s 130,000 Russian troops around the borders of Ukraine, thousands more on amphibious shipping in the Black Sea and the Azov Sea. … Read more
Ukraine’s government asked citizens to remain calm, amid fears a Russian invasion is imminent. in a statements Saturday, Ukraine’s foreign ministry said that armed forces are ready to repel any attack. “It is now critical to remain calm and united within the country, and avoid actions that undermine stability and sow panic,” the statement said. … Read more
KYIV, Ukraine — The mood is calm in Ukraine’s capital Kyiv. Shoppers mill about buying bits and pieces, some stocking up food from full supermarket shelves, unhurried as they go about their business. In sharp contrast, western nations have called on their citizens to leave the former Soviet state, amid fears that a Russian invasion … Read more