Military officials up~ the body Saturday, March 27, 2010, arrested 17 young men gathered for entreaty in a town
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- Moscow riots have nothing to do with football – Spartak Moscow fan club
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SEOUL (AFP) – High-tech equipment and carefully planned tactics helped Seoul's navy rescue a South Korean ship and its crew from Somali pirates, military officials said Monday. Navy commandos on Friday stormed the Samho Jewelry, a 11,500-ton freighter hijacked on January 15 in the Arabian Sea, and rescued all 21 crew members — eight South Koreans,
Saturday clashes in central Moscow have nothing to do with football and are linked with the problems inside Russian society, the head of the Spartak Moscow football fan club said. Some 5,000 young people, mainly football fans and members of nationalist organizations, protesting the death of Spartak Moscow fan Yegor Sviridov gathered on central Moscow’s Manezh
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