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the war on north korea is on the way

North Korea war threat

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 North Korea — Following China’s reported deployment of 150,000 troops to its border with North Korea only days ago, it appears Russia is now following suit.

Thursday morning, footage surfaced that appears to show Russian tanks, helicopters, and troops being moved to the country’s tiny 11-mile border with North Korea by train.

“Railway trains loaded with military equipment moving towards Primorsky region via Khabarovsk have been noticed by locals,” reported a news outlet in Russia’s far East, as translated by the Daily Mail.

One video seems to show military helicopters and army combat trucks performing maneuvers near the Korean Peninsula, and the Daily Mail  writes that other reports from the region are coming in claiming more Russian equipment is being moved to the border via roads.

Russian military veteran Stanislva Sinitsyn told the Daily Mail the equipment being moved includes “artillery systems that either support troops in assault or meet the aggressor.”

Speaking of his own country, and highlighting current tensions, Sinitsyn said:

“If the situation worsens, especially related to military events, the armed forces of all the neighboring countries obviously monitor it more closely, and we are no exception.”

On Wednesday, Russia went against a U.N. Security Council statement put forward by the United States that would have condemned North Korea’s missile tests. The reason given, according to diplomats who spoke to theAssociated Press, was that Russia wanted language included in the statement that would emphasize a peaceful resolution to the situation through dialogue.

A Russian military spokesman declined to comment on exactly why the heavy military equipment was being moved to the border, but Russia’s deputy foreign minister, Sergei Ryabkov, summed up the situation pretty well following Wednesday’s vote at the U.N.

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Director SS Rajamouli has made an emotional appeal to kannada protesters

Rajamouli's emotional appeal to protesters 

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SS Rajamouli has made an emotional appeal on Twitter, posting a video requesting pro-Kannada groups not to stall the release of Prabhas and Rana Daggubati's Baahubali 2. He says that Sathyaraj will lose nothing from the ban.

Director SS Rajamouli has made an emotional plea to all those who are trying to stall the release of his magnum opus Baahubali 2 in Karnataka. The filmmaker has reiterated in the video posted on his Twitter account that they have nothing to do with Sathyaraj's comments and requests not to target their film for his speech.

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He adds, "He made this speech nine years ago and many movies of him have released in these years. In fact, Baahubali was also released in Karnataka without any trouble. I request to show the same love and affection towards the second part of the film."

The director went on to say that Sathyaraj is neither the director nor the producer of the film. He is just one of the characters in Baahubali 2. " He will lose nothing. It is unfair to turn his anger upon on us," SS Rajamouli claims.

"I have spoken to Sathyaraj about the issue and explained him about the situation. We are helpless and cannot do anything above this. I request people not to drag us into the issue in which we are nowhere involved," he ends.

Sathyaraj, at the heights of Cauvery protest in 2008, had apparently slammed Kannada activist Vatal Nagraj and had mocked Kannadigas. This clip went viral in the recent years and now created a roadblock for the release of Baahubali 2. 

The pro-Kannada groups have now demanding an apology from Sathyaraj's speech for the trouble-free release of Baahubali 2. They have also called for Bengaluru bandh on April 28 if he fails to give an apology.

watch the video here below             https://twitter.com/ssrajamouli/status/854964913390972928

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Vijay Mallya arrested in London, gets bail

Vijay Mallya arrested in London, gets bail

         LONDON: Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya has been arrested in London following an extradition request from India where he is accused of fraud, British police said on Tuesday.

         The flamboyant financier, who co-owns Indian Formula One team Force One, appeared in a London court on Tuesday and was granted bail.

Mallya secretly fled India in March 2016 owing more than $1 billion after defaulting on loan payments to state-owned banks and allegedly misusing the funds.

         

          India submitted an extradition request to Britain in early February after investigators demanded the 61-year-old be brought home to face charges.

           

          India’s junior Finance Minister Santosh Gangwar said the government would do everything in its power to bring Mallya to justice.

           “We will not spare anyone who is within the ambit of law. Criminals will not be spared,” Gangwar told reporters in New Delhi after the arrest.

       

            “We will definitely work to bring him back to the country.”

                   

                But the business baron played down the arrest.

      “Usual Indian media hype. Extradition hearing in court started today as expected,” he posted on his official Twitter account on Tuesday.

            Mallya, known for his lavish lifestyle, made Kingfisher beer a global brand and ran a now-defunct airline with the same name.

         He was once the owner of the Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket team Royal Challengers Bangalore and still owns the Barbados Tridents in the Caribbean Premier League.

         In February the Indian government said it was considering new measures to seize the assets of “big time offenders” who fled abroad.

       That same month Mallya was sacked from the board of United Breweries, the firm through which he once controlled his business empire.

      Mallya’s financial dealings are being investigated by the federal Central Bureau of Investigation and the Enforcement Directorate, a financial crimes agency.

A Indian court in January ordered a consortium of banks to start the process of recovering loans from the tycoon.

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