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gambojimeta:
Meanwhile, this week, Davido and his crew are busy doing "e choke" pose with US Consul General in Nigeria

US Published September 28, 2022 1:24pm EDT
Arkansas hospital 'active shooter' situation prompts large police, ATF response
Shooting incident reported at St. Vincent Hospital in Sherwood, Arkansas
Arkansas authorities confirmed an "active shooter" situation unfolding at St. Vincent Hospital on Wednesday morning.

"We can confirm an active shooter at SVI," the Sherwood Police Department tweeted at approximately 11:15 a.m. local time. "No other information will be released at this time."

ATF New Orleans tweeted that its special agents "are responding to reports of a shooting incident at St. Vincent Hospital in Sherwood, AR."

KARK-TV reported that a heavy police presence was at the scene, and the agencies that responded to the hospital included the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office, Jacksonville Police Department, North Little Rock Police Department and the Arkansas State Police.

According to the outlet, the hospital went into lockdown around 11 a.m., but some medical personnel and patients have been seen trickling out of the building.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/arkansas-hospital-active-shooter-situation-prompts-large-police-atf-response

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-P1FqJpD25A

DigitalLawyer:
It is only a foolish person that will believe USA can take down Russia alone. Even USA doesn’t believe that. That is why they always threaten “The US and it’s Allies” will deal decisively with Russia. Whilst Russia stands alone and makes their threat. America must stop dragging others into their war with Russia. They should man up and face Russia alone and watch how their cities will burn. They think Russia is Iraq or Libya. Yeye people.

CNN —
Trump’s grandfather ‘kicked out of Germany for avoiding military service’
Angela Dewan
By Angela Dewan and Madleen Schroeder, CNN
Updated 1:18 PM EST, Wed November 23, 2016

Donald Trump’s grandfather was kicked out of his native Germany for failing to do his mandatory military service there, a historian has claimed.

A local council letter from 1905 informed Friedrich Trump – who had become a United States citizen – that he would not be granted his German citizenship back and that he had eight weeks to leave the country or be deported, German historian Roland Paul told CNN Tuesday.

He also claimed that Trump had illegally left Germany, failing to notify authorities of his plan to immigrate.

The findings have sparked interest as President-elect Trump vowed to crack down on illegal immigration in his election campaign.

“Trump talks against illegal immigration, so I think he should remember his own family story from time to time,” Paul said.
https://www.cnn.com/2016/11/22/politics/trump-grandfather-germany-friedrich

By Rédaction Africanews
Last updated: July 12, 2022 - 09:00
Mali

Malian authorities arrested nearly 50 soldiers from Ivory Coast who came to Mali to work for a contracting company of the United Nations mission in Mali.

The government made the announcement Monday calling the Ivorian soldiers “mercenaries,” in a move that could raise tensions between the two West African countries.

Two aircraft arrived at Mali’s international airport Sunday with the 49 soldiers “with their weapons and ammunition of war, as well as other military equipment,” said Malian government spokesman Col. Abdoulaye Maiga.

They “were illegally on the national territory of Mali,” and the transitional government considers them mercenaries, he added.

U.N. mission spokesman Olivier Salgado said these Ivorian soldiers “are not part of one of the MINUSMA contingents, but have been deployed for several years in Mali as part of logistical support on behalf of one of our contingents.”

He said that their arrival as relief would have been communicated beforehand to the national authorities.

They are working for a German company that is contracted by the U.N. mission known as the Sahelian Aviation Services.

Maiga said they would put an end to the protection activity of the Sahelian Aviation Services by foreign forces and demand their departure from Malian territory.

The government invited the "air company 'Sahelian Aviation Services' to entrust its security to Malian defense and security forces,” he said.

Mali’s transitional government affirmed in June that it will not authorize the U.N. mission to investigate ongoing human rights violations in Mali, adding to further tensions as France also withdraws its forces.
https://www.africanews.com/2022/07/12/mali-authories-49-ivory-coast-soldiers-arrested//

Shoodboi:
I had to compare the dates after finding myself here. You predicted it.