Новости за 14.04.2017

The US Forces-Afghanistan (USFA) is assessing the outcome of the "Mother of all bobms" strike in Afghanistan, a USFA spokesman stated Thursday.

US police arrested on Thursday a man suspected of shooting at people near a transit station in Atlanta in the US State of Georgia.

For the first time ever, astronomers have successfully imaged a black hole by training eight telescopes on three continents on it, creating a virtual telescope as large as the Earth itself in the process.

A Russian lawmaker commented on the meeting between Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, saying that it indicated that the countries managed to overcame the "lowest point" in relations, starting gradually to move up.

Syria's senior diplomat has responded to US President Donald Trump's 'animal' remark on Syrian President Bashar Assad following the Idlib chemical attack, and added that it’s the Syrian people who should give their leader descriptions, not someone else.

As China seeks to move deeper into the Western Pacific, Japan’s Defense Ministry reports that the country’s fighter jets intercepted foreign aircraft in record numbers in the fiscal year that ended March 30.

The number of those killed in the anti-government protests currently transpiring in Venezuela has risen to seven, local media reported Thursday, citing Julio Borges, head of the opposition-controlled parliament.

US Senator John McCain has hailed former Yugoslavia's republic of Kosovo as a developing democracy that the United Stats had been supporting "from the very beginning" in its attempts to gain independence from Serbia.

Syria's Deputy Minister of Expatriates and Foreign Affairs Ayman Susan warned that Europe will face a security "disaster" if over 5,000 militants from the European Union that are fighting in Syria, come back home.