An explosion on a natural gas pipeline in Russia’s Perm Region resulted in injuries to a total of six individuals, including two children. The incident occurred near the village of Kueva, causing a subsequent fire that spread to nearby houses, as reported by Perm Governor Dmitriy Makhonin. Emergency services, including a fire extinguishing train, were dispatched to the site to contain the blaze. Following the explosion, the affected village was evacuated, and authorities have initiated an investigation into the incident.
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Download File: https://iha.news/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/iha-2024-02-09_05-57-08_925430.mp4?_=1British police have launched an investigation after rapper Bob Vylan led Glastonbury Festival crowds in chants of “Death to the IDF.” The chant, made during a performance, drew strong backlash from the Israeli Embassy and UK officials. The BBC, which aired the festival, later removed the footage from its platform.
Festival organizers condemned the remarks, calling them a breach of policy against hate speech and incitement. The band defended its actions, accusing the UK government of supporting “war crimes” and highlighting the Gaza crisis.
Another act, Irish group Kneecap, also shouted “Free Palestine” during the festival, marking a second anti-Israel slogan at the event.
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