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September 25, 2021 – 23:51

Albanian boxer Florian Marku has used social media to thank everyone for their support and encouragement, after being declared world champion at the IBF International Welterweight.

Mark has triumphed over his Ukrainian opponent, Maxim Prodan, in the match that took place for a full 10 rounds at the ‘Tottenham Hotspur Stadium’ in London.

This confrontation was within the “walterwight” category, a category between the light and medium, and the triumph declared Mark the world champion in this category at IBF International.

After reacting quickly after the match in the ring, Mark has now reacted calmly to his private profile on social media.

Not one, but two were the reactions of the Albanian boxer on his Facebook profile, where in the first he thanked God, while in the second everyone for their support.

“Thank God for everything. This is the beginning. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the support “, Marku wrote in the first post.

“I thank you from the bottom of my heart for the support you have given me all this time and in the end came the award for winning the IBF title. I am very happy that I won my first title that I had long awaited. I have no words to describe this match. I am very happy, this is the beginning. “Now everything starts”, our boxer wrote in the second thank you post.

The photo shows the legendary “ace” of Belgrade license plates parked next to expensive limousines in front of a supermarket in Thessaloniki.

– How did this one just pass the technical inspection!?! And he still dared to go to Greece and then straight to Lidl – asks the user who posted the photo.

Comments on social networks are just getting rarer.

– This car, even when it breaks down, can be repaired with a few tools … Today’s without a computer and I don’t know what vicissitudes you can’t even replace the hose – wrote one user.

– What’s wrong with him? You quickly forget that we traveled all over Europe with “flag” vehicles not so long ago. Congratulations to the owner of this car – wrote one user.

– We have traveled in cars like this for years. They are safer than they are now. You do it technically before the trip and you split. And if there is a malfunction, there is always one of the mechanics who fixes the malfunction on the spot. With this car, today is a nightmare – added another user.

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Judging by the comments, “stojadin” from the photo is the property of a Serbian citizen who has been living in Solon for 20 years and supplies Hilandar with all the necessary necessities.

– You can see the car every Sunday morning on the Thessaloniki-Jerisos route when he goes with his family of five to the liturgy in Hilandar – one user discovered and emphasized that it is a road of 250 km.

The owner allegedly drives the same car to Belgrade, 650 km away, every two months.

The popular “Zastava 101” was a car produced by a car factory from Kragujevac from 1971 to 2008. It was created on the basis of the then technically very modern “Fiat 128” with a slightly modified rear part.

The car has been produced in more than a million copies. It very quickly gained the status of a national vehicle in the former Yugoslavia and became the best-selling “Zastava” vehicle. Due to the affordable price, it quickly flooded domestic roads and streets, and it achieved significant export success, primarily in the countries of Western and Eastern Europe, but also around the world.

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July 16, 2021 – 22:13

US President Joe Biden said on Friday that social networks such as Facebook are “killing people”.

He made the remarks after the White House continued to criticize the company, which is allowing the posting of misinformation about coronavirus vaccines.

“They are killing people. “Look, the only pandemic we have is among the unvaccinated,” Biden told reporters when asked about the disinformation and his response to social media, such as Facebook.

White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki also criticized the company on Friday.

“Clearly there are steps that have been taken. They are private sector companies. There are additional steps they need to take. “It’s clear there is still work to be done,” she said.

Facebook has not yet commented on these statements.

According to US officials, the new rise in the number of people infected and dying with coronavirus in the United States is affecting unvaccinated people.

“There is a clear message, it is becoming a pandemic of the unvaccinated,” Rochelle Qalensky, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, told reporters.

Many people are refusing vaccination, despite easy procedures in the United States, saying they do not trust vaccines.

Skepticism is also growing from fake vaccine posts on social media. / rel

The Kosovo Police Inspectorate, respectively the investigators of the Investigation Department have received information from the Kosovo Police regarding the articles published on social networks by the police officer (SC) on duty at the border point “Tower”.

According to the inspectorate, after receiving the information, they started to undertake investigative actions and after interviewing the police officer, he was arrested yesterday in the evening in Peja.

The police officer suspected in this case was remanded in custody for 48 hours by decision of the Basic Prosecution in Peja on suspicion that he committed the criminal offense of “inciting disruption and intolerance.” PIK investigators in full coordination with the State Prosecutor’s Office in Peja, will continue to undertake other investigative actions related to this case “, it is said in the communiqué.