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World’s Tallest Man Travels To Russia To Find Woman Who Can Bear Him Children

December 23, 2021December 23, 2021 - by Precise Post - Leave a Comment

Sultan Kosen, the world’s tallest man has travelled to Russia to find a wife to bear him children. The 39-year-old is a Turkish farmer who had a tumour affecting his pituitary gland that caused him to suffer from gigantism and acromegaly. Due to his great height, he holds the Guinness World Record for the tallest living man at 8ft 3ins (2.51 metres). Kosen, who is of Kurdish descent, said he eventually got used to being so tall, but he admits it sometimes causes him some difficulties and discomfort. He married a 5ft 9ins (1.75 metres) tall Syrian woman named Merve Dibo, 29, in 2013. In an interview, he said his biggest problem with his ex wife is communication, as he speaks Turkish, whereas his wife only speaks Arabic. The marriage lasted several years until the couple recently divorced. Single again, Kosen took a plane to Moscow in search of a new bride in early December. He said he heard that Russian women possess incredible beauty and a loving soul and decided he wanted a Russian bride to bear him a …

U.N. Vote on Russia Bid to Cut Syria Aid Access is ‘Good Versus Evil’ -U.S. Envoy

July 8, 2020July 8, 2020 - by Editor - Leave a Comment

by Michelle Nichols New York – U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Kelly Craft urged her Security Council counterparts on Wednesday to oppose a Russian bid to cut border access for aid deliveries to millions of Syrian civilians, describing the choice as “good versus evil.” Russia and China cast vetoes on Tuesday to block the 15-member council from extending its approval for a year of aid deliveries to Syria from Turkey through two border crossings. Russia then put forward its own text that would only approve one of those crossings for aid access for six months. “This is a good versus evil, this is a right versus wrong and it is the right thing to do to vote against the Russian text,” Craft told Reuters. “It is the right thing to do to really work toward having the two border crossings remain open.”“We’re talking about the difference between life and death for millions of Syrians,” she said. Russia and China have argued that cross-border aid deliveries are not needed as those areas can be accessed from within Syria. The more …

EU To Discuss Measures On Turkey’s Military Activity in Syria

October 14, 2019October 14, 2019 - by Edit - Leave a Comment

Brussels – Foreign Ministers from the EU on Monday set to discuss possible measures to enact against Turkey for its military incursions inside Syria, which will also be on the agenda of the EU’s summit scheduled for Thursday. Federica Mogherini, the EU’s top diplomat, disclosed this on arrival at the bloc’s Foreign Affairs meeting in Luxembourg. Mogherini said that EU member states would discuss how far they were ready to go on some measures concerning Turkish military activities in Syria, as well as the drillings in Cyprus. Cyprus, an EU member state, had long objected to what it called Turkey’s illegal drilling in Cyprus’s Exclusive Economic zone. “This meeting is important not only for the decisions it can take, but also to prepare the European Council, “ Mogherini said. However, France and Germany in the past weeks roundly criticised Turkey’s military campaign into Syria, halting arms exports to the NATO ally (Xinhua/NAN)