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Because our journalist Jean Quatremer had criticized the indecent increase in the salaries of European Union officials, he was accused by the Commission of disinformation… which does not shy away from distorting reality.

It is not every day that the Commission accuses a liberation movement journalist of misinformation, just as it did with every article by Boris Johnson when he was a Brussels correspondent in the early 1990s. However, to my knowledge I have not become an agent of Europhobic populism, a king of fake news, unlike Johnson whose lies and fabrications have been proven. How did the European executive come to call for the destruction of articles it deemed “false and misleading”?

On June 19th, in Liberation, I published a “note”, if you will, an editorial, in which I was outraged at the lavish salary increases given to civil servants and members of the European institutions, but also at their indecent salaries. In particular, I estimated that automatic indexing would reach 13% for the years 2022 and 2023, over two years. An estimate, since we will only know in January 2024 the final figure, applied retrospectively to 2023: it is calculated by Eurostat taking into account the purchasing power in ten public functions and the higher inflation in Brussels and Luxembourg City than in the both countries altogether.

I haven’t elaborated on the calculation as it isn’t

was Fuck of the engine a reaction Airplane the line and it is died immediately. The dramatic Accident it happened last friday atAirport from San Antonio, Texas. There Victiman airport operator, was busy preparing a jet for takeoff Delta Airlines when he was literally drawn into it for reasons that are still unclear turbine of the plane.

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According to US media reports, the incident happened at 10:25 p.m. (local time). And now the police are investigating to reconstruct the exact dynamics of the accident, since the engine should not have been running. In fact, the passengers were still busy with the gate controls and the employee was busy loading the luggage onto the plane.

For privacy reasons, officials decided not to reveal the victim’s name and according to reports from some passengers who should have taken that flight, the accident sent the airport into a tailspin as police cars and ambulances arrived at the scene of the accident tragedy.

Airline passenger Michael Braun said the crash “created a domino effect with many rebookings for passengers,” according to San Antonio Express-News.

The next day, the company for which the employee worked released in a statement, “Unifi Aviation is deeply saddened by the loss of our employee at San Antonio International Airport.” Our hearts and thoughts go out to the family of the deceased.

As reported by the New York Post, it is the second accident with the same dynamics within six months in the USA. Ground crew Courtney Edwards at Montgomery Regional Airport was sucked into the engine of an American Airlines jet on New Year’s Eve. The company was fined $15,625 in the case.

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During the fighting, the military spokesman added, the enemy lost 11 infantry fighting vehicles, seven trucks, three transporters, as well as one D-30 howitzer, he also stated that the Russian military destroyed an ammunition depot of the 110th Mechanized Brigade from the Ukraine near Avdeyevka.

In addition, Russian units repelled 10 Ukrainian attacks near Artiomovsk, the senior military officer said, adding that the Ukrainian army continued offensive attempts in Donetsk, Krasny Liman, the southern Donetsk People’s Republic and Zaporozhye.

On the way to the Krasny Liman, Ukrainian units lost up to 130 soldiers, three armored fighting vehicles, two pickup trucks, a “Gvozdika” self-propelled artillery system and two D-30 howitzers, and three soldiers surrendered, Konashenkov said.

Konashenkov specified that the losses of the Ukrainian armed forces in the southern direction of Donetsk and in Zaporozhye in the last 24 hours amounted to more than 170 soldiers, one tank, four armored fighting vehicles, three vehicles, two Msta-B howitzers and two howitzers D-20 and a D-30.

According to the military spokesman, the attacks of the 128th Territorial Defense Brigade in the Priyutnoye region of the Zaporozhye region were repelled by the artillery systems and heavy fire of the Eastern Group of Armed Forces in the southern Donetsk region near the ledge from Vremevka.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian troops launched a Himar missile attack on Kievsky district in downtown Donetsk, killing at least one person and injuring several civilians, local emergency services said.

Likewise, the governor of Russia’s Belgorod region, Vyacheslav Gladkov, reported that the anti-aircraft defense system repelled an attack by an unmanned aerial vehicle in a district of the city of Valuiki on Sunday.

Since February 24, 2022, Russia has been conducting a special military operation in eastern Ukraine which, according to President Vladimir Putin, aims to demilitarize and denazify the neighboring country and prevent attacks by the Kiev regime on the republics’ civilian populations. People of Lugansk and Donetsk.

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Activists said at least 13 people, including children, were killed in Russian airstrikes in Idlib province on Sunday, in northwest Syria, which is predominantly controlled by Islamist militias. “Nine civilians, including two children, were killed in airstrikes in the town (Jisr al-Shughur),” the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (OSDH) said.

The attack reportedly took place at a busy fruit and vegetable market. An AFP reporter saw smoke rising over Jisr al-Shughur after the attack and ambulances evacuating the wounded from the market. Another four people were killed in another attack in an Idlib suburb, according to OSDH. Among them was a jihadist fighter. At least 30 people were injured in the Russian attacks and the death toll is expected to rise.

Ahmed Yazigi, from the city’s civil defence, also spoke of several deaths and condemned the attack on a market “which is an important source of income for farmers”.

Survivor Saad Fato, 35, told AFP that he helped rescue the wounded. “Russian shells rained down on us” as he unloaded tomatoes and cucumbers, he said. “It was indescribable to see the dead and wounded.”

These are the deadliest airstrikes this year, according to the UK observatory, which has a network of activists in Syria. Sunday’s strikes were in retaliation for drone strikes in Kardah, Assad’s family’s hometown, and the government-controlled city of Salhab in the south-west of the country. The information provided by the organization can hardly be verified by an independent party.

About 500,000 people have died in the war in Syria so far, and about half the population has been displaced. With Russian and Iranian support, the government of ruler Bashar al-Assad has regained much of the territory it had lost since the outbreak of war in 2011.

In recent years, Russia has repeatedly launched attacks against armed opposition members in the northwest of the country. Two civilians were killed in a Russian airstrike in Idlib on Saturday.