Tuesday, March 7, 2017

Jihadist tunnels uncover Assyrian winged bulls in Mosul

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Jihadist tunnels uncover Assyrian winged bulls in Mosul

Jihadist tunnels uncover Assyrian winged bulls in MosulCrawl through a labyrinth of narrow tunnels in near total darkness and suddenly they appear: two great winged bulls dating from the Assyrian empire found intact under the ground of Mosul. The jihadists dug the network of tunnels to plunder artefacts under a hill reputedly housing the tomb of the Prophet Jonah, the Nabi Yunus shrine which they dynamited in July 2014. "We fear it could all collapse at any time," entombing the treasures, said Layla Salih who is in charge of antiquities for Nineveh province.


Man convicted of killing New York police officer in 2015

Man convicted of killing New York police officer in 2015Tyrone Howard, 32, was convicted by a Manhattan Supreme Court jury of firing a single shot into Officer Randolph Holder's temple in East Harlem in October 2015, District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. said in a statement. "Tyrone Howard was a one-man crime spree when he orchestrated multiple acts of senseless violence" that culminated in Holder's murder, he said.


North Korea leader Kim supervised missile tests: KCNA

North Korea leader Kim supervised missile tests: KCNANorth Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised the test launches of four missiles by an army unit commissioned with attacking U.S. military bases in Japan, the country's official news agency reported on Tuesday, stepping up threats against Washington as its troops conduct joint military exercises with South Korea. North Korea fired four ballistic missiles into the sea off Japan's northwest on Monday, angering South Korea and Japan, days after it promised retaliation over the military drills which it sees as preparation for war.


LG G6 T-Mobile Availability Rumored For April 7

LG G6 T-Mobile Availability Rumored For April 7The LG G6 may have a later launch in the U.S.


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