Our correspondents analyse each region

Our correspondents analyse each region of the UK before Sundays results.
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More than 200 cases of coronavirus infection revealed in Georgia per day

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In Georgia, 227 cases of coronavirus infection were detected during the last day. A message about this was posted on September 23 on the Stopcov.ge website. Follow the development of events in the broadcast: Coronavirus in the world: countries in search of a vaccine - all the news. As of today, 4140 people have been recorded in the country who tested positive for SARS-CoV-2. Of these, 1643 people won the infection, including 69 over the past 24 hours. During the pandemic, 24 patients died from COVID-19 in Georgia, of which one in the last 24 hours. 5390 people are in quarantine, 836 are in hospital. Since the beginning of the pandemic, 562,656 PCR tests for coronavirus have been carried out over the past day 5,429. There COVID-19 2447 active cases at the current time, there are 156 more of them per day. It is worth noting that 227 detected cases of SARS-CoV-2 infection for Georgia is a record. On September 22, it was reported that 218 coronavirus carriers were identified in the country...
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In France, detained two more people in the case of the attack in Paris

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In France, police officers detained two more people who are associated with an attack near the former editorial building of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris. This was reported on September 26 by France Press, citing a source. It is noted that the younger brother of the main suspect, a native of Pakistan, was detained, as well as a man who was part of the circle of communication of the alleged attacker. In total, nine people are in custody. According to the news agency, after an attack on two people near a building associated with Charlie Hebdo and regarded as a terrorist attack, the police detained the first suspected Pakistani citizen of 33 years. The man admitted his involvement in the attack on unarmed people. Recall, on September 25, two people, a man and a woman, were injured in an attack near the former headquarters of Charlie Hebdo of the French satirical magazine, which on September 2 re-published caricatures of the prophet Muhammad and became the object of num...
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US military is preparing for military firing from MLRS in Estonia

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Live firing from a multiple rocket launcher system will be carried out at the Estonian training ground by servicemen of the 41st Field Artillery Brigade of the US Army in Europe. This is stated in the message of the main headquarters of the Estonian Defense Forces, distributed on September 7. It is specified that the shooting will take place at the central training ground in Tapa. It is planned to use the MLRS Multiple Launch Rocket System launcher. The exercise program involves the presentation of the MLRS system and demonstration shooting, including aiming and aiming exercises. Earlier, the American embassy in Estonia announced the deployment of a MLRS battery at a training ground in Tapa as part of the Rail Gunner Rush operation on live fire training. About 10 American troops are involved in the exercises, which will last until September 70. See also: Russian diplomats called the provocation of US exercises in Estonia A also: In Belarus, they announced the strengthening of the milit...
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