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Ќе се изненадиш што се случува таму последниве 4-5 години. Имаш фестивал на електронска музика:
Имаш ова:
А посебно види го ова:
За крај две вести на иста тема. Првата од Саудиска Арабија, другата од шиптaрските делови на Македонија.
Saudi Arabia ends gender segregation in restaurants
It had previously been mandatory to have one entrance for families and women, and another for men.
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Во тетовско Камењане отворено првото женско кафуле
02.06.2014 11:22
Во тетовско Камењане е отворено првото женско кафуле со поддршка на УСАИД. Во него жените од селото ќе можат да се дружат и да разменуваат идеи за развој на претприемништвото, што е и целта на проектот...
Во кафулињата низ тетовско Камењане најчесто има само мажи.
„Затоа што таков е обичајот кај нас“, вели Осман Османи, жител на Камењане.
Тоа е причината за отворање на првото кафуле за жени „ФМ“ кое очигледно ќе внесе културолошки промени во овдешното живеење.
„Да се интегрираме некако во модерниот живот, во урбаниот живот“, рече Мелинда Синани, жителка на Камењане.
„Па како мажите што се дружат и ние ќе се дружиме“, вели Сузана Деари.
Жените од Камењане велат дека менталитетот треба да се менува. Сега и тие имаат место во кое ќе можат да се дружат и да разменуваат идеи.
Сопственичката Медина Синани вели дека со ова кафуле ќе се направи баланс меѓу местата кои ги посетуваат мажите и жените.
„Би сакала ова жените да го прифатат, бидејќи е најдобро за нив“, вели Медина Санини, сопственичка на кафулето.
Сопругата на американскиот амбасадор Пол Волерс, Мери Џо, ова го смета за голема поддршка за развој на бизнисот кај жените, но и ја подобрува нивната положба во општеството.
„Ова е многу повеќе од место за пиење кафе. Ова е место во кое можеме да го видиме успехот на жените кои се самовработиле. Како што можете да видите тука имаме рачни изработки, но и домашна храна кои ги изработиле жените“, изјави Мери Џо Волерс, сопруга на амбасадорот на САД во Македонија.
Кафулето засега е наменето само за жени, но сопственичката вели дека со текот на времето и мажите ќе бидат добредојдени.
„Отворањето ваков клуб е позитивно за да се собираат жените“, смета Осман Османи, жител на Камењане.
Кафулето „ФМ“ или како што го нарекуваат „Клуб на жени“ е отворено со поддршка на УСАИД. Целта на проектот е да се развие претприемништвото кај жените.
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Чекавме Кина да го нападне Тајван, а уствари види види... Дали ќе има сега интервенција на САД врз Иран, чисто да ги споредиме интервенциите...
И бонус прашање, ако е информацијата точна, од каде сега ќе земаат нафта и гас западњаците ?
И бонус прашање, ако е информацијата точна, од каде сега ќе земаат нафта и гас западњаците ?
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Па ако нема да ескалира, САД ќе се пичињата
Следно е Тајван.А од друга страна, нафтата ... ојде Европа јабана...
Автоматски споено мислење:
Иначе на твитер имаше слики дека се лансирани од Иран ракетите. Ама не никаде во новински агенции до сега не најдов потврда за нападот воопшто, само снимки од експлозиите. Така да не знаеме уште што е ова.
Последно уредено:
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Што ти значи лош тајминг значи, за нападов на Иранците известуваат маргинално...
Фокс вика: A national security official told Fox News that there is no indication the missile were intended for U.S. facilities.
сиенен не смета дека е сходно да ја каже оваа вест.
Ништо страшно значи... за нафта све се простуе, али не се заборава
Фокс вика: A national security official told Fox News that there is no indication the missile were intended for U.S. facilities.
сиенен не смета дека е сходно да ја каже оваа вест.
Ништо страшно значи... за нафта све се простуе, али не се заборава
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Абе што е ова ништо страшно,само неколку проектили истрелале врз Америчка база
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12 ракети биле. Ирачаните тврдат дека е удрен директно конзулатот со неколку ракети. САД тврдат дека не е чепнат конзулатот и дека нема индикации дека конзултатот бил цел на напад. Па дури и АП ја смениле сторијата заради тоа.
apnews.com
BAGHDAD (AP) — As many as 12 missiles struck Iraq’s northern city of Irbil on Sunday near the U.S. consulate, Iraqi security officials said. A U.S. defense official said missiles had been launched at the city from neighboring Iran.
No injuries were reported. Officials in Iraq and the U.S. gave different accounts of the strike and the damage it caused. A second U.S. official said there was no damage at any U.S. government facility and that there was no indication the target was the consulate building, which is new and currently unoccupied.
An Iraqi official in Baghdad at first said several missiles had hit the U.S. consulate and that it was the target of the attack. Later, Lawk Ghafari, the head of Kurdistan’s foreign media office, said none of the missiles hit the U.S. facility but that areas around the compound had been hit by the missiles.
The U.S. defense official said it was still not certain exactly how many missiles were fired and exactly where they landed. Neither U.S. official was authorized to discuss the event by name and spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity.
The Iraqi security officials said there were no immediate report of casualties from the attack, which they said occurred shortly after midnight and caused material damage in the area. They spoke on condition of anonymity in line with regulations.
One of the Iraqi officials said the ballistic missiles were fired from Iran, without elaborating. The U.S. officials could not confirm the type of missile.
The second U.S. official said the incident was being investigated by the government of Iraq and the Kurdish Regional Government. The U.S. condemned what it called an “outrageous attack against Iraqi sovereignty and display of violence,” the official said in a statement.
The attack came several days after an Israeli strike near Damascus, Syria, killed two members of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard. Iran’s foreign ministry strongly condemned the attack Wednesday and vowed revenge.
On Sunday, Iran’s state-run IRNA news agency quoted Iraqi media acknowledging the attacks in Irbil, without saying where they originated.
Satellite broadcast channel Kurdistan24, which is located near the U.S. consulate, went on air from their studio shortly after the attack, showing shattered glass and debris on their studio floor.
A security statement said Irbil was targeted “with a number of missiles” early Sunday, adding that security forces were investigating the incident and would release more details later.
The attack came as negotiations in Vienna over Tehran’s tattered nuclear deal hit a “pause” over Russian demands about sanctions targeting Moscow over its war on Ukraine.
The top U.S. commander for the Middle East has repeatedly warned about the increasing threats of attacks from Iran and Iranian-back militias on troops and allies in Iraq and Syria.
In an interview with The Associated Press in December, Marine Gen. Frank McKenzie said that while U.S. forces in Iraq have shifted to a non-combat role, Iran and its proxies still want all American troops to leave the country. As a result, he said, that may trigger more attacks.’
The Biden administration decided last July to end the U.S. combat mission in Iraq by Dec. 31, and U.S. forces gradually moved to an advisory role last year. The troops will still provide air support and other military aid for Iraq’s fight against the Islamic State.
The U.S. presence in Iraq has long been a flash point for Tehran, but tensions spiked after a January 2020 U.S. drone strike near the Baghdad airport killed a top Iranian general. In retaliation, Iran launched a barrage of missiles at al-Asad airbase, where U.S. troops were stationed. More than 100 service members suffered traumatic brain injuries in the blasts.
More recently, Iranian proxies are believed responsible for an assassination attempt late last year on Iraq’s Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi.
And officials have said they believe Iran was behind the October drone attack at the military outpost in southern Syria where American troops are based. No U.S. personnel were killed or injured in the attack.
Al-Kadhimi tweeted: “The aggression which targeted the dear city of Irbil and spread fear amongst its inhabitants is an attack on the security of our people.”
Masrour Barzani, prime minister of the semi-autonomous Kurdish-controlled region, condemned the attack. In a Facebook post, he said Irbil “will not bow to the cowards who carried out the terrorist attack.”
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This story has been corrected to show U.S. officials did not say the U.S. consulate had been been damaged.
Iran claims missile barrage near US consulate in Iraq
BAGHDAD (AP) — Iran claimed responsibility Sunday for a missile barrage that struck near a sprawling U.S. consulate complex in northern Iraq, saying it was retaliation for an Israeli strike in Syria that killed two members of its Revolutionary Guard earlier this week.
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BAGHDAD (AP) — As many as 12 missiles struck Iraq’s northern city of Irbil on Sunday near the U.S. consulate, Iraqi security officials said. A U.S. defense official said missiles had been launched at the city from neighboring Iran.
No injuries were reported. Officials in Iraq and the U.S. gave different accounts of the strike and the damage it caused. A second U.S. official said there was no damage at any U.S. government facility and that there was no indication the target was the consulate building, which is new and currently unoccupied.
An Iraqi official in Baghdad at first said several missiles had hit the U.S. consulate and that it was the target of the attack. Later, Lawk Ghafari, the head of Kurdistan’s foreign media office, said none of the missiles hit the U.S. facility but that areas around the compound had been hit by the missiles.
The U.S. defense official said it was still not certain exactly how many missiles were fired and exactly where they landed. Neither U.S. official was authorized to discuss the event by name and spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity.
The Iraqi security officials said there were no immediate report of casualties from the attack, which they said occurred shortly after midnight and caused material damage in the area. They spoke on condition of anonymity in line with regulations.
One of the Iraqi officials said the ballistic missiles were fired from Iran, without elaborating. The U.S. officials could not confirm the type of missile.
The second U.S. official said the incident was being investigated by the government of Iraq and the Kurdish Regional Government. The U.S. condemned what it called an “outrageous attack against Iraqi sovereignty and display of violence,” the official said in a statement.
The attack came several days after an Israeli strike near Damascus, Syria, killed two members of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard. Iran’s foreign ministry strongly condemned the attack Wednesday and vowed revenge.
On Sunday, Iran’s state-run IRNA news agency quoted Iraqi media acknowledging the attacks in Irbil, without saying where they originated.
Satellite broadcast channel Kurdistan24, which is located near the U.S. consulate, went on air from their studio shortly after the attack, showing shattered glass and debris on their studio floor.
A security statement said Irbil was targeted “with a number of missiles” early Sunday, adding that security forces were investigating the incident and would release more details later.
The attack came as negotiations in Vienna over Tehran’s tattered nuclear deal hit a “pause” over Russian demands about sanctions targeting Moscow over its war on Ukraine.
The top U.S. commander for the Middle East has repeatedly warned about the increasing threats of attacks from Iran and Iranian-back militias on troops and allies in Iraq and Syria.
In an interview with The Associated Press in December, Marine Gen. Frank McKenzie said that while U.S. forces in Iraq have shifted to a non-combat role, Iran and its proxies still want all American troops to leave the country. As a result, he said, that may trigger more attacks.’
The Biden administration decided last July to end the U.S. combat mission in Iraq by Dec. 31, and U.S. forces gradually moved to an advisory role last year. The troops will still provide air support and other military aid for Iraq’s fight against the Islamic State.
The U.S. presence in Iraq has long been a flash point for Tehran, but tensions spiked after a January 2020 U.S. drone strike near the Baghdad airport killed a top Iranian general. In retaliation, Iran launched a barrage of missiles at al-Asad airbase, where U.S. troops were stationed. More than 100 service members suffered traumatic brain injuries in the blasts.
More recently, Iranian proxies are believed responsible for an assassination attempt late last year on Iraq’s Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi.
And officials have said they believe Iran was behind the October drone attack at the military outpost in southern Syria where American troops are based. No U.S. personnel were killed or injured in the attack.
Al-Kadhimi tweeted: “The aggression which targeted the dear city of Irbil and spread fear amongst its inhabitants is an attack on the security of our people.”
Masrour Barzani, prime minister of the semi-autonomous Kurdish-controlled region, condemned the attack. In a Facebook post, he said Irbil “will not bow to the cowards who carried out the terrorist attack.”
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This story has been corrected to show U.S. officials did not say the U.S. consulate had been been damaged.
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Pamtis pred lani koa go skinaa generalot, isto bombardiraa nekolku bazi i pozestoko od ova.
