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Wednesday, 12:35, 04/08/2021 Relevant forces in the central province of Quang Binh have safely removed an unexploded bomb left from the war from a densely populated area in Ly Trach commune, Bo Trach district. Relevant forces in Quang Binh province safely remove a wartime bomb According to the commune's People's Committee, local residents discovered the bomb while working in their garden on July 30. The MK82 bomb, weighing more than 200kg, was found 1.2m under the ground.  The provincial Military Command coordinated with the MAG Mine Clearance Team and related units to move the bomb to...

Baku, May 10, AZERTAC After the six-week full-scale war between Azerbaijan and Armenia, the ceasefire agreement brought new overtures to the regional socio-economic and political landscape. The physical withdrawal of the Armenian army has marked the victory of Azerbaijan. The atrocities of the brutal Armenian forces can be witnessed in the wider area of Karabakh as the landmines have contaminated it. The Armenians have also declined to provide maps of the mines. In this context, for the socio-economic reconstruction of the liberated area, demining is the major task. Therefore, Baku leaves no ...

CTM17260 - Distributions: demergers: clearance procedure and returns You should check the other guidance available on GOV.UK from HMRC as Brexit updates to those pages are being prioritised before manuals. CTA10/S1091 The legislation provides a clearance procedure. Under this a company that wants to demerge trading activities can obtain advance confirmation from HMRC that the distribution that will arise will be an exempt distribution. Similarly, a company can ask for advance confirmation that a payment it proposes to make will not be a chargeable payment - see CTM17290. Such transactions usu...

18 Dec 2020 in 18:05 Daily Sabah The recent Nagorno-Karabakh conflict has witnessed the spread of a massive amount of misinformation on social media, mostly through Twitter, a report revealed on Thursday, Daily Sabah writes in the article  Report: Misinformation over Nagorno-Karabakh conflict spread mostly through Twitter. According to the most recent report by Teyit (Confirmation), a Turkish organization that examines the credibility of any suspected data, during the 44-day-long conflict, a total of 33 instances of misinformation have gone viral, mostly through eight different social medi...