6:42 AM 11/22/2018 – Col. Gen. Igor V. Korobov, the head of the Russian GRU, died in Moscow at the age of 62

mikenova shares "6:42 AM 11/22/2018 – Col. Gen. Igor V. Korobov, the head of the Russian GRU, died in Moscow at the age of 62" from Russia News 6:42 AM 11/22/2018 – Col. Gen. Igor V. Korobov, the head of the Russian GRU, died in Moscow at the age of 62 http://russia-news.org/2018/11/22/642-am-11-22-2018-col-gen-igor-v-korobov-the-head-of-the-russian-gru-died-in-moscow-at-the-age-of-62/ Col. Gen. Igor V. Korobov – Google Search Thursday November 22nd, 2018 at 5:37 AM 1 Share Col. Gen. Igor V. Korobov – Google Search Thursday November 22nd, 2018 at 5:35 AM Col. Gen. Igor V. Korobov – Google News 1 Share Head of Russia’s Military Spy Agency Dies New York Times–7 hours ago Col. Gen. Igor V. Korobov, 63, had not been seen in public for months and was notably absent from a ceremony on Nov. 2 marking the 100th … Head of Russian military intelligence service dies aged 63 Newstalk 106-108 fm–32 minutes ago Novichok spymaster DEAD: Russian GRU chief blamed for Salisbury … International–Daily Mail–3 hours ago View all Zemřel šéf ruské vojenské rozvědky GRU Igor Korobov ceskatelevize.cz/ct24–2 hours ago #BREAKING: Head of #Russia’s Military Intelligence Directorate (GRU), Colonel General Igor Korobovhas died "after a long and serious … Zemřel šéf ruské rozvědky GRU. Trpěl vážnou nemocí, tvrdí ministerstvo denik.cz–3 hours ago View all Head of the GRU is in ‘ill health’ after furious dressing down from Putin … Daily Mail–Oct 8, 2018 GRU chief Col–Gen Igor Korobov, 62, reportedly emerged shaken and in sudden ‘ill health’ after his confrontation with the furious Russian … Russian GRU chief ‘falls ill’ after furious Vladimir Putin rages over … International–Daily Star–Oct 9, 2018 Chiefs Of Three Russian Intelligence Agencies Travel To Washington RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty–Jan 31, 2018 … Aleksandr Bortnikov, director of the Federal Security Service (FSB), and Colonel General Igor Korobov, chief of Russian General Staff’s Main … This Russian Spy Agency Is in the Middle of Everything Daily Beast–Aug 8, 2018 Igor Korobov, the head of the GRU, was singled out personally for U.S. Treasury sanctions … Korobovwas promoted to colonel-general, and Putin bestowed on him the highest state … Moreover, in Moscow’s intramural spy-vs. US indicts 12 Russians for hacking DNC emails during the 2016 election The Guardian–Jul 13, 2018 Deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein announces that 12 …. units in the Military Intelligence Directorate, or GRU, up to the rank of colonel. … from the GRU leadership, including Igor Korobov, the directorate’s head. … Live Magnus Carlsen v Fabiano Caruana: World Chess Championship, Game 9 – live! A look at the Russian spy agency behind the election meddling ABC News–Jul 25, 2018 The GRU—since 2010 now called the GU or General Directorate but still widely referred to by its … Perhaps its greatest victory came in the 1960s, when Col. … The GRU’s head, Igor Korobov and three of his deputies were sanctioned by Barack Obama’s … Abortion rate hits lowest number since Roe v. The GRU: Putin’s No-Longer-So-Secret Weapon Daily Beast–Dec 31, 2016 For starters, Oleg Penkovsky, a GRU colonel and a close friend of then-KGB chairman …. Gen. IgorSergun, another former embassy attaché, whose … and his replacement Igor Valentinovich Korobovnow finds himself on a … GRU, Russia’s spy agency with growing global footprint Times of India–Sep 6, 2018 Its chief Igor Korobov reports to the Chief of the General Staff Valery … Skripal, a former colonel in Russian military intelligence, was jailed for … Read the whole story · · · · Head of Russia's Military Spy Agency Dies – Google Search Thursday November 22nd, 2018 at 5:33 AM 1 Share Head of Russia's Military Spy Agency Dies Thursday November 22nd, 2018 at 5:32 AM 1 Share The head of Russia's military intelligence agency, who oversaw the hacking of the Democratic Party's computers during the United States' 2016 presidential election, died on Wednesday after a long illness, Russian state news agencies reported. Col. Gen. Igor V. Korobov, 63, had not been seen in public for months and was notably absent from a ceremony on Nov. 2 marking the 100th anniversary of the military intelligence agency, known as the G.R.U. Historically a secretive, little-understood agency, the G.R.U. under General Korobov emerged as Russia's primary tool of global disruption. Mr. Korobov was sanctioned by the Treasury Department for the release of emails stolen from the Democratic Party in support of Donald Trump's campaign in 2016. Under his watch, the G.R.U. was also implicated in the theft and publication of documents belonging to the presidential campaign of Emmanuel Macron in France, hacking computers of the global antidoping watchdog and the poisoning of a former G.R.U. officer, Sergei V. Skripal, with a highly potent nerve agent in Britain earlier this year. G.R.U. operatives also play a key role in the wars in Ukraine and Syria. Such operations have demonstrated Russia's ability to project its limited power well beyond its borders and remain a relevant international player that the West is still struggling to reckon with. Col. Gen. Igor V. KorobovCreditMinistry of Defence of the Russian Federation General Korobov was appointed head of the G.R.U. by President Vladimir V. Putin in January 2016 after his predecessor, Igor D. Sergun, died suddenly. But the general's absence in recent months has fueled rumors about an impending leadership shake-up at the agency. Russian news agencies cited a Defense Ministry statement which described the general as a "true son of Russia, a patriot of the Fatherland." And at the G.R.U.'s anniversary ceremony this month, Mr. Putin praised the agency for its "unique capabilities." Though General Korobov is one of Russia's top military officials, very little is publicly known about him. According to his sparse biography on the Defense Ministry's website, he joined the armed forces in 1973 and joined the G.R.U. in 1985. Despite Mr. Putin's recent laudatory remarks, the G.R.U. has had its share of missteps lately. Just weeks after British authorities released photographs and aliases of two G.R.U. officers suspected of poisoning Mr. Skripal in England in March, researchers with the investigative group Bellingcat were able to uncover the officers' true identities and travel itineraries primarily using publicly available information. In October, officials in the Netherlands revealed details about a botched attempt by four agency operatives to hack into the computers of the world's chemical weapons watchdog in The Hague. The operatives were carrying computers with details from previous missions along with an airport taxi receipt showing that they had been picked up outside a G.R.U. headquarters building in Moscow. Still, the agency's activities have put Russia's adversaries on edge and have provoked fierce reaction from the West. Russia has been hit with wave after wave of sanctions as a result of its election interference. After Mr. Skripal was poisoned, Britain and many allies expelled more than 150 Russia diplomats, many believed to be undercover intelligence operatives. Read the whole story · · Head of Russian intelligence agency GRU dies at 62 – ABC News Thursday November 22nd, 2018 at 5:16 AM Top Stories – Google News 1 Share Reuters Head of Russian intelligence agency GRU dies at 62 ABC News The head of the Russian military intelligence agency GRU, which has been accused of meddling in U.S. elections, has died in Moscow. He was 62. The Defense Ministry said Thursday in a statement that Igor Korobov, who led the GRU since 2016, died … Head of Russia’s Military Intelligence Agency DiesNew York Times Russia’s chief of military intelligence, Igor Korobov, dies after illnessThe Guardian Russian spy chief Igor Korobov dies weeks after Vladimir Putin gave him dressing down over Novichok blundersThe Sun all 293 news articles »

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Latin American Herald Tribune: Colombian Authorities Intercept Shipment of Poisonous Frogs

November 07, 2018

PRN-Latino News Latin American Herald Tribune: Colombian Authorities Intercept Shipment of Poisonous Frogs Latin American Herald Tribune: Hunger Increases for Third Straight Year in Latin America Latin American Herald Tribune: Spain’s Aspas Says Ronaldo Was Compensating for Weaknesses at Real Madrid Latin American Herald Tribune: Insults, Heated Exchanges in Trump’s Latest Attack against the Media Latin American Herald Tribune: 73,396 Figures Laid Out in UK Park to Commemorate Those Killed in WWI’s Somme Latin American Herald Tribune: Colombian Authorities Intercept Shipment of Poisonous Frogs PRN-Latino News from mikenova (16 sites) Colombian Authorities Intercept Shipment of Poisonous Frogs BOGOTA – Colombian authorities seized 216 poisonous frogs found inside a backpack left in a public bathroom at Bogota’s El Dorado International Airport, the municipal government said Wednesday.The creatures were discovered wrapped in 194 rolls of film hidden among clothing in the backpack.Police learned that the frogs were brought to Bogota from the southwestern city of Cali with the intent of sending them to Germany for sale.Personnel from Bogota’s environment department identified 53 of the creatures as harlequin frogs, 50 as Lehmann’s poisonous frogs and 13 others as Kiki frogs.The Lehmann’s poisonous frog is in danger of extinction and the Kiki frog is listed as a species under threat, while the population of harlequin frogs “has been decreasing significantly,” the department said.The frogs were transported to a wildlife center, where experts determined that they came from the northern province of Choco, bordering Panama. Read More Latin American Herald Tribune: Hunger Increases for Third Straight Year in Latin America PRN-Latino News from mikenova (16 sites) SANTIAGO – Hunger in Latin America and the Caribbean rose for the third straight year in 2017, as it affected 39.3 million people or 6.1 percent of the population, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said in a report released on Wednesday. Read More Latin American Herald Tribune: Spain’s Aspas Says Ronaldo Was Compensating for Weaknesses at Real Madrid PRN-Latino News from mikenova (16 sites) Spain’s Aspas Says Ronaldo Was Compensating for Weaknesses at Real Madrid VIGO, Spain – Spain and Celta Vigo forward Iago Aspas said that Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo, who bid farewell to Real Madrid last summer to join Juventus, made up for many defects on the Real Madrid side.Celta Vigo’s striker added that Real Madrid’s former coach Julen Lopetegui, who was sacked in October after a string of bad results, needed more time to impose his playing style on the Real Madrid players, especially as he took the reins just after the departure of Ronaldo.“Results rule in soccer,” Aspas said during a press conference ahead of Celta’s clash with Real Madrid in La Liga. Read More Latin American Herald Tribune: Insults, Heated Exchanges in Trump’s Latest Attack against the Media PRN-Latino News from mikenova (16 sites) Insults, Heated Exchanges in Trump’s Latest Attack against the Media WASHINGTON – Calling the news media “the enemy of the people” and insulting a critical reporter from CNN, while a White House aide attempted to grab the microphone from him, are some of the ingredients of US President Donald Trump’s latest attack against the press.“That’s enough. Read More Latin American Herald Tribune: 73,396 Figures Laid Out in UK Park to Commemorate Those Killed in WWI’s Somme PRN-Latino News from mikenova (16 sites) 73,396 Figures Laid Out in UK Park to Commemorate Those Killed in WWI’s Somme LONDON – Tens of thousands of miniature shrouds were laid out in rows in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park on Wednesday as part of an art installation by Robert Heard that pays tribute to the British and Commonwealth soldiers killed at the Battle of the Somme in World War I (1914-18) and whose bodies were never recovered.A total of 73,396 figures, each individually hand-crafted and stitched by the English artist to represent a body wrapped in a white shroud, were placed in neat rows on the grass to evoke the high number of those who perished in the battle between the British and German Empires at the Somme (July 1-Nov. Read More

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Jamaica Observer: Jamaicans not engaged in serious discussions on CCJ, says Golding

November 07, 2018

PRN-Caribbean News Jamaica Observer: Jamaicans not engaged in serious discussions on CCJ, says Golding Jamaica Observer: PAAC makes recommendations to improve accountability in ministries Jamaica Observer: Free birth certificates Jamaica Observer: Cabinet approves development of National Disaster Risk Policy Jamaica Observer: Dem gains threaten Trump agenda Jamaica Observer: Jamaicans not engaged in serious discussions on CCJ, says Golding PRN-Caribbean News from mikenova (15 sites) REGIONAL Heads of Government who have not yet given the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) the green light will be in deep contemplation, former Prime Minister Bruce Golding is suggesting, after both Grenada and Antigua and Barbuda, by way of a referendum, voted to retain the London-based Privy Council as their final court. Read More Jamaica Observer: PAAC makes recommendations to improve accountability in ministries PRN-Caribbean News from mikenova (15 sites) THE Cabinet Office and Ministry of Finance and the Public Service have been urged to develop regulations for ministries, agencies and departments of Government regarding the employment of ex-offenders in the public service. Read More Jamaica Observer: Free birth certificates PRN-Caribbean News from mikenova (15 sites) THE National Identification System (NIDS) will be providing birth certificates, free of cost, to Jamaicans who are not or partially registered ahead of the roll-out of the national identification programme next year. Read More Jamaica Observer: Cabinet approves development of National Disaster Risk Policy PRN-Caribbean News from mikenova (15 sites) CABINET has approved the development of a Policy on National Disaster Risk Financing. The policy, a release from the Ministry of Finance and the Public Service said yesterday, is set against the backdrop that Jamaica, between 1993 and 2003, suffered from 26 natural disasters which resulted in total losses and damage of US$2.22 billion. Read More Jamaica Observer: Dem gains threaten Trump agenda PRN-Caribbean News from mikenova (15 sites) WASHINGTON, DC, USA (AP) — Democrats have regained control of the House from President Donald Trump's Republican Party in the midterm elections, powered by a suburban revolt that has threatened what's left of the president's governing agenda. Read More

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News / MN Newsletter // November 07

November 07, 2018

PRN-Blogs HACKED BY AYYILDIZ TİM: Baggage-free Eddings set to become Cricket Australia chairman – The Sydney Morning Herald HACKED BY AYYILDIZ TİM: CRICKET: No relief in sight for embattled Aussies – Toronto Sun HACKED BY AYYILDIZ TİM: Business plans for Puerto Rico train station locales sought – Caribbean Business HACKED BY AYYILDIZ TİM: Puerto Rico gov, Treasury secretary sued for access to tax breaks data – Caribbean Business HACKED BY AYYILDIZ TİM: Twenty20 Cricket World Cup: Australia’s women offer antidote to ills consuming men’s game – ABC News HACKED BY AYYILDIZ TİM: Baggage-free Eddings set to become Cricket Australia chairman – The Sydney Morning Herald PRN-Blogs from mikenova (24 sites) Long serving director Earl Eddings is on the cusp of becoming the next chairman of the Cricket Australia board. An announcement that Eddings, the interim chairman after the departure last week of David Peever, will take over is expected in the coming days. Read More HACKED BY AYYILDIZ TİM: CRICKET: No relief in sight for embattled Aussies – Toronto Sun PRN-Blogs from mikenova (24 sites) A ball-scuffing scandal earlier this year sent Australian cricket reeling. It exposed the team from Down Under as cheats and that has had untold repercussions. At the time Cricket Australia was applauded for quickly suspending captain Steven Smith and his vice-captain David Warner for a year and Cameron Bancroft for nine months. Read More HACKED BY AYYILDIZ TİM: Business plans for Puerto Rico train station locales sought – Caribbean Business PRN-Blogs from mikenova (24 sites) SAN JUAN – Financing, financial mentoring, special memberships, and free telephony and internet service are some of the benefits the winners of a contest, titled “Renacer del Tren Urbano,” or “Revival of the Urban Train,” will receive. Read More HACKED BY AYYILDIZ TİM: Puerto Rico gov, Treasury secretary sued for access to tax breaks data – Caribbean Business PRN-Blogs from mikenova (24 sites) SAN JUAN – Cecille Blondet, the executive director of Espacios Abiertos (EA), an organization that advocates for public accountability, announced Tuesday that the nonprofit group has requested a writ of mandamus with the Court of First Instance of San Juan for Puerto Rico Gov. Read More HACKED BY AYYILDIZ TİM: Twenty20 Cricket World Cup: Australia’s women offer antidote to ills consuming men’s game – ABC News PRN-Blogs from mikenova (24 sites) Twenty20 Cricket World Cup: Australia's women offer antidote to ills consuming men's game Updated November 08, 2018 06:21:03 Read More

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