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They are then sent onwards to the EU in revenge for sanctions imposed after his crackdown on protests last year, following a fraudulent election and the illegal diverting of a Ryanair passenger flight to seize a prominent dissident in May.

They released video footage showing border guards targeted by strong lasers and bright strobe lighting. A spokesman for the Polish Border Force said about 100 migrants were armed with tear gas, which was used against their guards.

The officers - five working with the CNC, one former CNC officer now working for another force and one former CNC officer - have been informed they are being criminally investigated for offences under section 127 of the Communications Act, 23andMe čelí nejisté budoucnosti – stejně jako vaše genetická data sending grossly offensive messages.

Vicente Gabriel 'El Ruso' Tineo Fernández (pictured) is serving 20 years in a Dominican Republic prison for killing an inmate but that did not stop him from throwing himself a party inside his prison cell

General Sir Nick Carter, chief of Britain's defence staff, told Times Radio there was a greater risk of tensions in the new era of a ‘multipolar world', and said authoritarian rivals were willing to use any tool at their disposal, such as migrants, gas prices, proxy forces or cyber attacks. ‘The character of warfare has changed,' he said.

In one room at the Alte Muenze, artist Vitalii Shupliak explained the meaning behind a work comprising two prints showing buttered bread with nails poking through the surface. The images are mounted on separate stacks of cages.

Running non-stop till Sunday morning, the marathon event sold more than 1,000 tickets two hours after opening, its organisers said. It's aim - to show that Ukrainian contemporary culture has been flourishing since the start of the war.

This probe followed referrals from the Civil Nuclear Constabulary and a force in the south west of England, we reviewed messages shared within the group and identified a significant number of those messages to be of a discriminatory, derogatory or pornographic nature.

The 'Art Weapon' event - which opened at Berlin's sprawling Alte Muenze complex on Saturday - also featured live painting by Ukrainian artists, Ukrainian-language theatre and the chance to sit for a Ukrainian tattoo artist.

Luis García Fernández was removed from a prison in Montecristi, Dominican Republic, after a video went viral on social media of him showing off a handgun. The video was allegedly recorded a year ago, according to prison officials

And just a couple of days earlier, another prisoner flaunted the relaxed life of inmates on the Caribbean island by sharing a video from his cell showing off a handgun and an impressive collection of sneakers. 

The soldiers at the border shining the lights were carrying out the orders of their Minsk dictator leader Alexander Lukashenko  (pictured on Friday in Minsk) to help migrants across the border to destabilise the EU

Vicente Gabriel 'El Ruso' Tineo Fernández was recorded by another person dancing with two women as loud music rocked a small jail cell lit up with strobe lights at the Concepción Public Penitentiary in La Vega, the third largest city in the Dominican Republic.

Pledov organised several festivals in Ukraine before the war and has held two such events in the country since Russia launched what it calls its "special military operation". But curfews and blackouts in Ukraine made it increasingly difficult to continue.

Certainly, Lukashenko's hybrid attacks, weaponising migration to drive wedges between allies and inflame divisions across Europe, bear all the hallmarks of Putin's malevolent ability to exploit volatile situations.

In other parts of the complex, revellers looked at painted bullet-proof vests hanging from the ceiling and queued for plates of Ukrainian dumplings and borsch served by women with blue and yellow ribbons weaved into their hair.

Donald Tusk, the Polish former EU president, has called for Nato to invoke Article Four, while Lithuania's National Defence Council met to agree on the criteria for seeking a unified Nato response to the border threat.

Meanwhile, hundreds of migrants, reported to be mainly Kurds, are sheltering in freezing conditions in a militarised no-man's zone on the border between Belarus and both Poland and Lithuania, which refuse to let them into their countries. Belarus says that there are 2,000 people in a rapidly growing camp on the Polish border, including pregnant women and children. Poland says there is double this number, with more arriving every day.

‘There is no future in Syria,' said one middle-aged man. ‘We have lost track of who is fighting who in our country. There are no jobs, no schools for our children, no hospitals for our families… no hope or future.'

The latest illegal incursion came as nations bordering Belarus, alarmed by the dramatically increased tensions and Russian military manoeuvres in the region, discuss whether to deploy a rarely invoked Nato treaty article that would lead to a unified response from all 30 signatories.