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Dagens.com US 87.3K Followers Putin's ally leaves him hanging over Ukraine: "We do not want to be cannon fodder"

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  Dagens.com US 87.3K Followers Putin's ally leaves him hanging over Ukraine: "We do not want to be cannon fodder" The long-time leader of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, has rejected the idea of sending his soldiers into Ukraine. Speaking in Grodno, he made it clear that his military will stay home. According to the Belarusian opposition news outlet Nexta Live, the leader was blunt. “Should we go fight in Ukraine according to someone else’s will? Do we want to be cannon fodder there? No, we do not want that,” Lukashenko said. Long Lasting Battery Life - Lenovo - Lenovo® - Malaysia lenovo.com · Sponsored Lukashenko has ruled since 1994 and remains a key ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Still, he tried to reassure NATO members Poland and Lithuania. “I want the Poles, Lithuanians, and Ukrainians to hear me. We do not want to fight with them,” Lukashenko said, according to TVP World . Also read Oil prices take another climb after new Israeli attack Turkish man stunne...

Daily Mail 2.3M Followers Bible scrolls from era of Jesus hailed as 'greatest discovery of all time' unveiled

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  Daily Mail 2.3M Followers Bible scrolls from era of Jesus hailed as 'greatest discovery of all time' unveiled The 'affair mode' phone settings that all cheaters use: I knew my partner was up to something... here's how I cracked his secret code and uncovered all his dirty antics  The Dead Sea Scrolls rewrote the history of the Bible, preserving some of the oldest surviving copies of Scripture ever discovered . What’s my car worth? Online Calculator for Car Resale TrendingResults · Sponsored First uncovered in desert caves in 1947, the fragile manuscripts revealed biblical texts dating to the centuries before and during the time of Jesus , offering a rare glimpse into how the Bible existed nearly 2,000 years ago. Now, several of those ancient fragments are set to go on display next month at the Museum of the Bible in Washington DC , running through September. A new rotation will feature rare texts, including portions of Isaiah, replacing fragments from Psalms, Numbe...