The driver was lightly wounded while everyone else got away without a scratch.
The driver was lightly wounded while everyone else got away without a scratch.
A reporter shows us how a grenade used in a shooting in Yekaterinburg Russia. Fortunately, The grenade was educational.
A reporter shows us how a grenade used in a shooting in Yekaterinburg Russia. Fortunately, The grenade was educational.
He then fires it at the Russian lines. Im glad the Ukrainians at least find a little time for humor in the terrible conflict!
He then fires it at the Russian lines. Im glad the Ukrainians at least find a little time for humor in the terrible conflict!
The Russians sent hundreds of tanks and armored personnel carriers to attack, but they were all destroyed by the Ukrainian defenders.
The Russians sent hundreds of tanks and armored personnel carriers to attack, but they were all destroyed by the Ukrainian defenders.
Night Z-drift in Naberezhnye Chelny, Russia
In total she is seen putting at least six stolen objects inside her underwear
In total she is seen putting at least six stolen objects inside her underwear
I don't understand how it happened...
A Soyuz capsule carrying two Russians and one American landed in Kazakhstan on Thursday, ending the astronauts' nearly six months aboard the International Space Station. The capsule carried Russians Alexander Samokutayev and Elena Serova and NASA's Barry Wilmore, who blasted off for the space station on Sept. 26.The capsule landed upright in heavy fog southeast of the town of Dzhezkazgan on the Kazakh steppes. Despite the poor visibility, recovery workers arrived within several minutes and all three astronauts were extracted within a half-hour.They were taken to recliner-style chairs set up near the capsule, to begin their readjustment to gravity and undergo brief medical tests. All three appeared in good condition, and Serova smiled broadly as she sat in the chair bundled up against temperatures a few degrees below freezing.
A Soyuz capsule carrying two Russians and one American landed in Kazakhstan on Thursday, ending the astronauts' nearly six months aboard the International Space Station. The capsule carried Russians Alexander Samokutayev and Elena Serova and NASA's Barry Wilmore, who blasted off for the space station on Sept. 26.The capsule landed upright in heavy fog southeast of the town of Dzhezkazgan on the Kazakh steppes. Despite the poor visibility, recovery workers arrived within several minutes and all...
There is always silence in Russian videos
That's why we should drive slower when it snows