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Hey All i wanna to make a discussion about wattsapp ass i see that many from staff and members have problems in TS3 so i thought to make a groups on watts app think for it we will not stop using TS3 we will use both of them for other members and staff can join there ,,,we can also develop it Say Your Opinion people Note This Is Not A Proposal its a discussion

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Russia has revealed the extent of its military involvement in Syria's war. A defense ministry video said more than 63,000 Russian military personnel had "received combat experience" in the country since September 2015. Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said at the end of last year that 48,000 personnel had been deployed. The video also said Russian air force had flown 39,000 sorties, destroying 121,466 "terrorist targets" and killing more than 86,000 "militants". There was no mention of any Russian military or Syrian civilian casualties. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a UK-based monitoring group, says at least 7,928 civilians and 10,069 combatants have been killed in Russian air strikes. The defense ministry video also said Russian forces had tested 231 types of weaponry in Syria, including aircraft, surface-to-air systems, and cruise missiles. Russian forces have played a key role in consolidating the position of their ally, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, over the past three years. A tour of Syria - with the Russian military War crimes committed in Eastern Ghouta battle - UN Why is there a war in Syria? The conflict has swung heavily in his favor, with rebel forces being routed in many parts of the country, most recently in the Eastern Ghouta region near Damascus and in the south-western provinces of Deraa and Quneitra. Pro-government forces are preparing to launch an assault on the last major rebel stronghold, the north-western province of Idlib, where two million people live. Officials in Moscow have stressed that Russian air strikes only target "terrorists", but activists have said they mainly mainstream rebel fighters and civilians. UN war crimes investigators have also said that Russian and Syrian government aircraft bombed hospitals, schools and markets, which are protected under international humanitarian law. Both militaries have denied the allegation. A US-led multinational coalition battling the Islamic State (IS) group has said it has carried out 29,826 air strikes in Syria and neighboring Iraq since August 2014. The coalition has assessed that at least 1,059 civilians have been unintentionally killed in the strikes. However, an organization that tracks allegations of civilian deaths, Airwars, says between 6,500 and 10,000 civilians are likely to have died

The number of Venezuelans entering Brazil is rising, officials say, Saturday Saturday's attacks on makeshift migrant border camps. A Brazilian army spokesman said about 900 Venezuelans were expected in the state of Roraima on Monday, a steep rise in the daily average. The numbers of people trying to flee Venezuela's economic collapse are stoking regional tensions. There is fresh uncertainty following the issuance of new banknotes. Banks and shops are due to reopen on Tuesday after a public holiday on Monday, when the left-wing government snapped five zeros off the bolívar and anchored it to a new virtual currency called the petro. Venezuelaan bolivar - what can it buy you? Venezuelaans confused as Maduro's economic plan starts How did we get here? The government says the move is needed to tackle runaway inflation, but critics say it could lead to even more chaos. Opposition groups have called for strikes and protests on Tuesday. What Is Next ??????????? Extra security forces have been sent to the border with Venezuela following violence near the town of Pacaraima on Saturday. The Roraima state government has asked the Supreme Court to temporarily halt the entry of migrants from Venezuela, saying social services were being overwhelmed. However, Brazilian Security Minister Sergio Etchegoyen said closing the border was "unthinkable, because it is illegal". He said the presence of military police at the border had improved the situation. "There's tension, but there's no conflict," he added. Many of those crossing into Brazil say they are hungry and do not have access to medical services in Venezuela. The army said that on Sunday about 800 Venezuelan immigrants arrived in Roraima, about 300 more than the average number crossing every day for almost a year. In Pacaraima on Saturday, several migrant encampments were attacked by angry residents following reports that a local restaurant owner had been badly beaten by Venezuelans. Hundreds of migrants fled back across the border and gangs of men burned their camps and their belongings. Reports on Monday said many had since crossed back into Brazil. There has been growing animosity towards the numbers of Venezuelans entering Roraima in recent months.

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A former Texas doctor who was found guilty on Thursday of raping a heavily sedated patient will not serve time in prison for his crime. Shafeeq Sheikh, a former physician at Baylor College of Medicine, was sentenced to 10 years of probation on Friday and will have to register as a sex offender. A 12-person jury found him guilty of sexually assaulting a patient five years prior, the Houston Chronicle reported. The jurors had recommended the sentencing, to which visiting Senior District Judge Terry L. Flenniken was required to follow by law, according to the newspaper. Sheikh was working the night shift at Houston’s Ben Taub Hospital in 2013 when a woman, previously identified as Laura, was admitted for shortness of breath and wheezing. She was in the hospital overnight and sedated when Sheikh came to her room several times during the night and sexually assaulted her. Laura said she attempted to get help from a nurse, but the call button wouldn’t work. AARON HERNANDEZ'S SUICIDE NOTES TO LAWYER, FIANCÉE AND DAUGHTER REVEALED DNA evidence was collected from a rape kit — but it took two years for charges to be filed against Sheikh. The DNA collected from the former doctor’s cheek swab match those in a rape kit. Surveillance video also captured Sheikh on the floor where the woman’s room was located. He used his badge to swipe onto her floor at least 12 times that night. “He sought her out. He chose her to prey on,” Assistant District Attorney Lauren Reeder said during Friday’s sentencing. “You know he’s the type of man who would go in multiple times, testing the waters, seeing how far he could go and get back to his normal business after that.” “You know he’s the kind man of who walked around for two years before he was charged with this… knowing what he did,” she added. During the trial, the doctor admitted to the sexual contact with the woman, but insisted it was consensual. His lawyers also pleaded with the jury to show some compassion to Sheikh, his wife and children, who also suffered consequences due to the 46-year-old’s actions. “The dreams of a man, the childhood dream to become a doctor, were shattered by his conduct. He destroyed his own dreams,” Sheikh’s lawyer Stanley Schneider said. “What he has done to himself and his family is punishment. They are serving his sentence with him. His children are serving his sentence with him.” Sheikh has since left the hospital. The Texas Medical Board revoked his license in 2015 after they found he was a “continuing threat to public welfare.” Laura, now 32, said after the sentencing that she wanted to move on from the incident. She told KHOU11 in 2015 that she believes there are other victims.

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