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A blind athlete conquers the Inca Trail Marathon in one day (10 Photos)
On October 14th at 5:30 pm, Dan Berlin became the first blind person to finish the Inca Trail in just one day. With the help of Team See Possibilities, he completed the 26-mile trek in just 13 hours. Considered one of the hardest marathons in the world, The Inca Trail is not for the weak. Most hikers take 4 days to complete,...
Scandalous photos of celebrities who have undermined the Internet
At first sight, the stars had to stay satiated in glory and enjoy those precious moments when intrusive paparazzi leave them alone. But no! A lot of them add fuel to the fire spreading to the network rather ambiguous and naughty pictures. Anastasia Volochkova likes provocative photos Sergei Shnurov also decided to...
UK transgender woman sent back to men’s prison after losing appeal
LONDON — A transgender woman who was sent to an all-male prison earlier this month has had her request to be moved to a female prison denied by a British court on Friday. Twenty-six year old Tara Hudson, who was assigned male at birth but has identified and presented as a woman her entire adult life, had reported being...
War-torn Pisky near Donetsk airport sees new fights
Russian proxies have resumed fighting in Donbas, having shelled the positions of Ukrainian troops near the village of Pisky, close to the ruined Donetsk airport, on Friday, according to Ukrainian journalist Oleksandr Rudomanov. "A battle in Pisky is over. Small arms, GP-25 grenade launchers, heavy rocket launchers. Two...
U.S. army chief plans Europe troop surge to counter Putin – The Times
America's new army chief is pushing for a surge of troops, tanks and weapons to be sent to Europe to deter Russia from any new military offensives, The Times has reported. Moscow had to be stopped from thinking it could get away with more aggression, General Mark Milley said during a visit to Germany, the report says. The...
Russian proxies fire mortars and rocket-propelled grenades in Shyrokyne
A provocative shelling of the village of Shyrokyne took place on the day of withdrawal of artillery systems from the demarcation line, Ukrainian Presidential Adviser Yuriy Biryukov said on Friday, Mariupol's city portal 0629 reported. "At about 12:00 on October 29, the illegal armed groups started firing 82mm mortars,...
Kings of idiocy and inadequacy from the social networks (PHOTO)
Fresh collection of the most colorful pictures, introducing us to the most diverse contingent of users of social networks: ...
Fox News: Russia flying Iranian weapons shipments into Syria, sources say
Russia has helped Iran deliver weapons into Syria twice a day over the past 10 days, western intelligence sources tell Fox News. "Those sources say Russian cargo planes transported the weapons. The planes were spotted earlier this month on the tarmac at the Russian air base in Latakia, Syria's primary port city,"...
Emergency evacuation under way amid multiple blasts at Svatove munitions depot
The emergency evacuation of local residents of the town of Svatove in Luhansk region with a population of about 18,000 people is under way amid ongoing explosions caused by a fire at a local munitions depot, according to hromadske.tv. "I'm now evacuating people as shells of Uragan, Grad, Smerch are exploding at...
China: minor incident with U.S. warship could spark war in South China Sea
China's naval commander told his U.S. counterpart that a minor incident could spark war in the South China Sea if the United States did not stop its "provocative acts" in the disputed waterway, the Chinese navy said on Friday, according to Reuters. "If the United States continues with these kinds of...
A horse was taken to hospital to visit its dying owner one last time
LONDON — An elderly cancer patient was given the chance to say a final goodbye to his horse last Friday, after staff at Bodmin Community Hospital in Cornwall, UK, arranged for the animal to be brought in for a surprise visit. Frank Keat, 80, worked as a breeder and had owned thousands of horses over the course of his...
Poll: 54% of Russians support airstrikes in Syria, while 59% not willing to accept refugees
About 41% of Russian citizens believe that the operation in Syria will take away money needed to solve social problems, according to the findings of a survey by the Levada Center, an independent Russian polling and sociological research organization, Ukrainian online newspaper RBC-Ukraine reports. The survey shows that Russians...
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