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First Thing: Kim Jong-un pledges to support Russia 'in fight against imperialism' | US news - Vimarsana News

First Thing: Kim Jong-un pledges to support Russia 'in fight against imperialism' | US news

North Korea’s ‘first priority’ is its relationship with Russia, Kim tells Putin during meeting at remote Russian space base. Plus, why is the US addicted to laxatives?

Watch: Distillery spill floods streets of Portuguese town with wine - Vimarsana News

Watch: Distillery spill floods streets of Portuguese town with wine

The streets of a Portuguese town ran red when two vats at a local distillery burst and released nearly 600,000 gallons of wine.

Source: yahoo.com
The streets of this Portuguese town flowed with wine — literally - Vimarsana News

The streets of this Portuguese town flowed with wine — literally

Anadia, Portugal, witnessed a very curious sight on the weekend: wine was pouring down the streets. A vat from a local winery burst, causing the deep red beverage to flow freely, even seeping through cracks in walls.

Source: cbc.ca
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WATCH: River of Red Wine Flows Through Portuguese Streets After a Winery Tank Bursts - Vimarsana News

WATCH: River of Red Wine Flows Through Portuguese Streets After a Winery Tank Bursts

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Town in Portugal flooded by red wine after distillery's tanks burst: Reports - Vimarsana News

Town in Portugal flooded by red wine after distillery's tanks burst: Reports

Two tanks owned by Levira Distillery released 600,000 gallons of red wine that reportedly flowed through the small town of São Lorenco de Bairro.

Source: yahoo.com