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By Sara Israfilbayova - Trend: The earthquake that occurred yesterday in Azerbaijan did not affect the operation of the Baku-Novorossiysk pipeline, spokesman of Transneft Igor Demin told reporters, Trend reports via Russian media.Tue, 12 Feb 2019 14:28:00 +0100trendnews-az-679f34ec89414a948dd1f5b97a913ef5trendnews-azen44.718441 37.77887NaturalDisastersIgor Demin20190212142800https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/offbeat/what-you-can-see-with-a-drone-amazing-photographs/ss-BBTjgixThis is the Dalyan River in south-western Turkey, April 28, 2018. This area is where the Dalyan River and and the mouth of the delta meet at the Agean see and is a national conservation site for three varieties of turtles and over 100 species of birds.Fri, 08 Feb 2019 03:29:00 +0100msn-uk-2e7034285bd80ec6f6e8946006d346cbmsn-uken39.9293 32.8533ClimateChangeNaturalDisastersFountain SquareUSA TODAY20190208032900https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/06/world/europe/istanbul-building-collapse.html?partner=rss&emc=rssISTANBUL — An eight-story apartment building collapsed in eastern Istanbul on Wednesday afternoon, killing at least three people, officials said. The governor of Istanbul, Ali Yerlikaya, initially said that two people had died and that six had been rescued, the Demiroren News Agency reported.Thu, 07 Feb 2019 10:10:00 +0100nytimes-a6b928bb5c7791b2225a5afa4e33d9ecnytimesen48.8521 2.34899NaturalDisastersManMadeDisastersAli YerlikayaNews Agency20190207101000https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/06/world/europe/istanbul-building-collapse.html?partner=rss&emc=rssISTANBUL — An eight-story apartment building collapsed in eastern Istanbul on Wednesday afternoon, killing at least two people, officials said. The governor of Istanbul, Ali Yerlikaya, said that two people had died and that six had been rescued, the Demiroren News Agency reported, although recovery efforts were still underway.Wed, 06 Feb 2019 20:08:00 +0100nytimes-9b8c7414059f320e3a9935a07098cf67nytimesen48.8521 2.34899NaturalDisastersManMadeDisastersAli YerlikayaNews Agency20190206200800https://www.europesun.com/news/259092264/the-most-destructive-natural-disasters-in-modern-russiaHistory Jan 19 2019 Russia Beyond Central Russia suffers from forest fires and river floods, while the countrys Far East is prone to strong earthquakes. Natural disasters in Russia are not all that common, yet some regions are more at risk than others. In recent years, Russians have experienced heat waves, flooding, earthquakes, and freezing rain.Sat, 19 Jan 2019 12:37:00 +0100europesun-f793ddb43eb4287d61c270f143961138europesunen45.0366 38.9609EMF_HealthNaturalDisastersFloodingVladimir PutinVladimir AstapkovichFederal District20190119123700https://www.polandsun.com/news/259092264/the-most-destructive-natural-disasters-in-modern-russiaHistory Jan 19 2019 Russia Beyond Central Russia suffers from forest fires and river floods, while the countrys Far East is prone to strong earthquakes. Natural disasters in Russia are not all that common, yet some regions are more at risk than others. In recent years, Russians have experienced heat waves, flooding, earthquakes, and freezing rain.Sat, 19 Jan 2019 10:10:00 +0100polandsun-f793ddb43eb4287d61c270f143961138polandsunen45.0366 38.9609EMF_HealthNaturalDisastersFloodingVladimir PutinVladimir AstapkovichFederal District20190119101000https://www.irishsun.com/news/259092264/the-most-destructive-natural-disasters-in-modern-russiaHistory Jan 19 2019 Russia Beyond Central Russia suffers from forest fires and river floods, while the countrys Far East is prone to strong earthquakes. Natural disasters in Russia are not all that common, yet some regions are more at risk than others. In recent years, Russians have experienced heat waves, flooding, earthquakes, and freezing rain.Sat, 19 Jan 2019 10:08:00 +0100irishsun-f793ddb43eb4287d61c270f143961138irishsunen45.0366 38.9609EMF_HealthNaturalDisastersFloodingVladimir PutinVladimir AstapkovichFederal District20190119100800https://www.thespec.com/news-story/9156952-russia-to-pull-plug-on-nuclear-arms-pact-after-u-s-does-same/Putin emphasized that such new weapons won't be deployed unless the U.S. does so. "Russia will not station intermediate-range weapons in Europe or other regions until similar U.S. weapons appear in those regions," he said. The Russian leader said Moscow remains open to talks with Washington, but added it would be up to the U.Sat, 02 Feb 2019 20:41:00 +0100thespec-e618915bffaeff4389093487e3281da0thespecen55.7388 37.6665JRCNuclearSecurityJRCSafeguardsNaturalDisastersRaytheonSergei ShoiguDeb RiechmannNATOPentagonThe PentagonMike PompeoRussian Defence MinistryMatthew LeeRobert BurnsLynn BerryCold War20190202204100https://news.yahoo.com/whos-afraid-russia-apocalypse-torpedo-210100763.htmlAs is the case with all hyped Russian military hardware, the big question comes down to how much of it is real. Well, such a weapon is certainly possible, at least in theory. “People were exploring the idea of a large nuclear torpedo back in the Cold War,” Justin Bronk of British military think tank RUSI told Popular Mechanics.Fri, 18 Jan 2019 22:40:00 +0100news-yahoo-e3b8b5495a1fad7e7583d6a36bb98149news-yahooen52.9608 -1.16804JRCNuclearSecurityJRCSafeguardsNaturalDisastersMinistry of DefensePopular MechanicsPentagonTASS news agencyOffice of Naval ResearchCold WarJustin Bronk20190118224000https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/weapons/a25953089/russia-apocalypse-torpedo-poseidon/As is the case with all hyped Russian military hardware, the big question comes down to how much of it is real. Well, such a weapon is certainly possible, at least in theory. “People were exploring the idea of a large nuclear torpedo back in the Cold War,” Justin Bronk of British military think tank RUSI told Popular Mechanics.Fri, 18 Jan 2019 22:19:00 +0100popularmechanics-33986146b2c07984c721a51cadf8ace0popularmechanicsenJRCNuclearSecurityJRCSafeguardsNaturalDisastersPopular MechanicsTASS news agencyOffice of Naval ResearchCold WarJustin Bronk20190118221900https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/russian-army-preparing-blow-up-13865703The Russian Army is preparing to "move a mountain" after a massive landslide blocked a Siberian river. President Vladimir Putin has authorised 11 railway carriages packed with explosives to blitz the giant rockfall, according to reports. And aerial bombardment of the 550ft high mound, which has dammed the Bureya River, has not been ruled out.Wed, 16 Jan 2019 17:46:00 +0100themirror-0188673a49b3caaf8fa47c503ded17fbthemirroren55.7388 37.6665FloodingNaturalDisastersRussian ArmyDave PetleyVladimir PutinUniversity of SheffieldSiberian Times20190116174600https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1073108/putin-Russia-tsunami-video-2019-landslide-flood-mountain-meteorite-bureyaRussian railway carriages loaded with explosives and a giant cargo plane has been deployed by Vladimir Putin , to destroy a landslide that is threatening four villages. Footage shows preparations underway for the military operation, showing cargo being loaded into the plane before it takes off from the runway.Wed, 16 Jan 2019 15:57:00 +0100express-46123e0b12d440eba1c236a646c5d6aeexpressen50.90752 128.487106FloodingNaturalDisastersDave PetleyWill StewartVladimir PutinUniversity of Sheffield20190116155700https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1087925/russia-news-vladimir-putin-russia-war-military-nuclear-torpedo-poseidon-kanyonNicknamed ‘Poseidon’, the unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) can deliver a thermonuclear cobalt bomb of up to 200 megatons, according to Russian state media. Detonation of such a bomb could be enough to create a tsunami wave 500 metres tall and poison miles of coastline.Sat, 16 Feb 2019 11:12:00 +0100express-b3d78d117b0e7ce29f5e37e656ce208fexpressen55.7388 37.6665NaturalDisastersNuclearEnergyJRCNuclearSecurityNuclearJRCSafeguards20190216111200