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A European Union mission in Kinshasa today,08.06.2020

N ' Djili Airport June 2020., 8 Janez Lenarčič, European Commissioner responsible for crisis management in the DRC:
A European Union mission led by the Humanitarian Commissioner, Janez Lenarcic, arrived this Monday, June 8, 2020 in Kinshasa.
The delegation has the a humanitarian cargo of drugs, materials and other health supplies that form European Union support in the response to the of-19 pandemic in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The delegation was welcomed at the international airport by the Minister of State as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ntumba Nzeza.
European Union Humanitarian Commissioner and head of delegation, Janez Lenarcic, welcomed the good cooperation between the Congo and the European Union. For him, the good news is that the European Union is supporting the DRC in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
" The most important news is that the Democratic Republic of the Congo is not alone. She has friends and among these friends, is the European Union which is a strong friend, who wants to support your country in the fight against the coronavirus. There are many things, it's humanitarian equipment and also medical equipment to support the efforts of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to deal with the coronavirus pandemic ", he said.
For her part, the Minister of State and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ntumba Nzeza, thanked the European Union for her medical support: " It is with joy that we receive this gift that actually reminds us that we are from the international community and that our problems concern the rest of the world and especially all our usual partners. We thank you so much ".
Just after the airport, the European delegation went to the INRB where they symbolically handed over equipment.
The program plans for meetings with Prime Minister Ilunga ilunkamba and President Felix Tshisekedi.
After Kinshasa, part of this important delegation will go to Goma in North Kivu.

BRIG GEOFFREY 'TABAN' KYABIHENDE ( RIP) R0/00094

Kyabihende joined the armed forces ( struggle) in 1979. He was among the first escorts of Museveni
Kyabihende was involved in the Kampala-Gulu highway ambush on the October 9,1983, face-offs at Kembogo in Singo in 1984, Kakiri, Kabamba, Masindi, Bukalabi, the three months siege of Masaka barracks, and the takeover of Kampala
He was a company commander in the third battalion under Col Patrick Lumumba.

Russia's combat aircraft, S-400 air defences and Pantsir-S missile systems were involved in massive drills that the country has just finished in the Far East,

Russia's combat aircraft, S-400 air defences and Pantsir-S missile systems were involved in massive drills that the country has just finished in the Far East, the Eastern Military District said on Monday.
"The unit of the air force and air defence of the district finished large-scale two-way flight exercises. They involved combat aircraft of the fighter and bomber aviation groups, as well as ground air defences stationed in the Khabarovsk Territory", the military district said.
According to the press release, Su-35S fighters fired missiles at aerial targets and escorted Su-34 bombers that hit "columns of equipment" and "communications facilities" of a simulated enemy.

The S-400 and Pantsir-S systems provided cover for the Su-34 jets from the ground.
In total, about 50 aerial and ground targets were destroyed during the exercise.

Ituri closed air and land borders it shares with North kivu because of increased Covid19 cases

The province of Ituri decided from Thursday 04 June 2020, the closure of its land and air borders with neighboring North Kivu at the entry points of Luna, Makeke and via Bunia national airport.
The governor Jean Bamanisa who announces it through a press release received at buniaactualite.com, being this measure also in South Sudan which borders the territory of Aru located in the extreme north of the province.
The provincial authority justifies its measure by increasing the confirmed cases of COVID-19, from 15 to 43 cases in less than a week in the sister province of North Kivu and in this neighboring country.
Several other preventive measures are announced by Governor Bamanisa, including the isolation for 14 days of travelers from outside Ituri, the reduction in the number of passengers admitted to buses and other public transport , the compulsory wearing of masks for travelers and the reminder of the prohibition of public masses by religious denominations, in accordance with the decision of the Head of State.

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US authorities have informed the Netherlands of being unable to provide additional information about a missile fired at the Malaysian Airlines Boeing, МН17

US authorities have informed the Netherlands of being unable to provide additional information about a missile fired at the Malaysian Airlines Boeing, МН17, apart from a document sent in 2014, presiding judge Hendrik Steenhuis has stated at the resumed hearings in the MH17 case.
"The court asked whether classified satellite images of the missile launch, presented to Dutch special services, could be attached to the case ... The prosecution said that the request had been sent to the US back in 2014, and in response a memorandum was sent. The Dutch prosecutor in charge of the fight against terrorism was able to check the accuracy of the memorandum ... The prosecutor came to the conclusion that the memorandum was supported by other sources he had consultations with. He requested the conclusions be attached to the case. The US authorities said they could not provide any additional information regarding the missile launch in addition to the memorandum", Steenhuis said.
Hearings in the 2014 MH17 crash case resumed earlier on 8 June at the Schiphol Judicial Complex not far from Amsterdam.
Russian nationals Igor Girkin, Sergey Dubinsky, and Oleg Pulatov, as well as Ukrainian national Leonid Kharchenko, are defendants in the case.
Russia has repeatedly demanded to provide data from Ukrainian radars and US satellites as part of an investigation into the MH17 crash.