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Skopje, May 15 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Georgi Licovski) The Defense Minister of North Macedonia, Radmila Secerinska, and the Minister of Health, Venko Filpce, accompanied by the Ambassador of China in That country, Zhang Zuo, visited the cold room on Saturday where the 100,000 doses of the Sinovac vaccine against covid-19 are stored, donated by the Ministry of Defense of the ROC.FOOTAGE OF THE VISIT OF THE MACEDONIAN AND CHINESE AUTHORITIES TO THE REFRIGERATOR OF POLYCLINIC JANE SANDANSKI IN SKOPJE (NORTH MACEDONIA).
Kumanovo (North Macedonia), Feb 14 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Georgi Licovski).- A shipment with 8,000 doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine has been donated by the Serbian government to North Macedonia.FOOTAGE OF THE DELIVERY AT THE PRESEVO-TABANOVCE BORDER CROSSING ON SUNDAY.
The Pentagon has upped the number of National Guard members it wants present at President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration by 4,000. CNN reports the Pentagon on Friday authorized up to 25,000 National Guard members, marking an increase from the 21,000 troops authorized a day earlier. Law enforcement in Washington, DC, and around the country is bracing for more extremist violence after the deadly insurrection at the Capitol last week. The DOD announced Tuesday that Guardsmen and women will be armed. Law enforcement is monitoring phones and other communications in an all-out effort to track individuals to ensure they do not travel to Washington.
An Iranian diplomat and three others have gone on trial in Belgium. The case is noteworthy because the three men and one woman are accused of planning a terrorist attack on a rally where Rudy Giuliani was the keynote speaker. Prosecutors say the targeted event was a rally held in Villepinte, France, on June 30, 2018. Fortunately, a tip from Mossad thwarted the attack. According to Business Insider, Iran's Assadollah Assadi was not in the dock--having claimed diplomatic immunity. Maryam Rajavi, leader of the exiled Iranian opposition group known as MEK, was the main target of the attack. If the powerful bomb had exploded, it could have exploded in a packed crowd of 25,000. Other prominent public figures who attended, included Newt Gingrich, former speaker of the US House of Representatives.
Bitola (North Macedonia), Nov 25 (EFE/EPA), (Camera: Gjorgi Licovski).- A group of pyrotechnicians from the Agency for Safety and Rescue excavated 7.000 unexploded, 75-mm calibre grenades from World War I, near the 'Tumbekafe' football stadium at Bitola in North Macedonia. In addition, 500 grenades were removed in October 2019, and an estimated 10.000 more may still be found in deeper layers beneath the same location. It is impossible to destroy the ammunition on the site because, according to pyrotechnicians the potential explosion's two-kilometre radius would require evacuating local residents. More than a hundred army trucks will relocate the grenades to the 'Krivolak' army camp, where they will be destroyed during the next months. FOOTAGE OF THE CANON GRENADES.SOUNDBITES OF:-GJORGI STEFANOV, PYROTECHNICIAN:"When I came here for the first time after our institution received the call that someone had found a howitzer, I realized that we were looking at an unloaded 75mm military howitzer. When we started to clean it, we realized that there was more than f 10 or 15 howitzers."-EFTIM MITROV, COORDINATOR OF THE TEAM: “If an explosion happened in this place, this part of the city, the stadium, the new neighbourhood in front of us... Within a radius of 1.5 km, everything would be destroyed. All the windows and doors (from here) to the city centre would be smashed."
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