  Gabala pullout won’t affect Russia’s missile defense sector – expert December 12, 2012 - 14:07 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Russia’s pull out from Gabala radar station is an important indicator of the Moscow-Baku political relations, an expert said. “It’s no secret that Russia’s lease of the Azeri station had no so much military and technical as political motivation,” Andrey Areshev told PanARMENIAN.Net “However, Russia’s pullout won’t have negative effects on the country’s capacity in missile defense sector, rather, triggering a further cooling in relations with Azerbaijan,” the expert concluded.   Top stories The church planned to be restored in the frame of the World Humor Village Project will start operating as a cultural center. The training center closed its Chicago location a year ago. CEO Rich DiTieri says the institute was spread too thin at the time. The children, Lily,11, and Hovik, 12, had been living with their mother, Armine Hambardzumyan, in the Netherlands for nine years. Artsakh authorities have expressed their readiness to assist in conducting the monitoring and ensure the security of the Mission members.   Partner news |  Latest news Microsoft appears to have patented an augmented reality wand (video)  It looks similar to Google’s Draw accessory for Google Glass, and expands on the controls available with the HoloLens clickerRussia plans 25 carrier rocket launches for 2017 Russia’s Roscosmos State Space Corporation plans 25 carrier rocket launches in 2017, and about the same number of launches next year.Mark Wahlberg named highest-paid actor for 2016/2017 A few million behind Wahlberg is Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson with $65million and Vin Diesel is at No.3 with $54.5million.High doses of vitamin B supplements can cause lung cancer in men Researchers from Ohio State University and the National Taiwan University studied 77,000 people aged between 50 and 76 in the U.S. |
