Chicago Cubs owners The Ricketts Family confirm they will bid to buy Chelsea
Chicago Cubs owners The Ricketts Family have confirmed their bid to buy Chelsea.
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Tuchel says no excuses from Chelsea despite sanctions
Chelsea’s German head coach Thomas Tuchel gestures on the touchline during the English Premier League football match between Watford and Chelsea at Vicarage Road Stadium in Watford, north-west of London, on December 1, 2021. (Photo by Adrian DENNIS / AFP) /
Alex Ovechkin now 3rd on NHL goals list, Capitals beat Islanders in SO
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Medvedev podría quedarse sin Wimbledon por la guerra de Ucrania
La presencia de Daniil Medvedev en la próxima edición de Wimbledon está cuanto menos en entredicho a causa de la guerra provocada por la invasión de Rusia en Ucrania, que ha supuesto la condena del mundo del deporte al conflicto bélico.
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe says he will continue to stick to football rather than comment on world events
Newcastle manager Eddie Howe says he will continue to talk only about football rather than embroil himself in discussions about things outside his comfort zone. With Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich sanctioned by the UK government last week due to his purported links to Russia president Vladimir Putin, the topic of Premier League club ownership is currently front and centre of the football media landscape. Ad/> And with Saudi Arabia reportedly executing 81 people last week — the Gulf state's Public Investment Fund is the majority owner of Newcastle — Howe is facing repeated questions about his opinion on the situation.
Kalashnikov KUB, los drones suicidas que usa el ejército ruso en Ucrania
Kamikaze, en japonés «viento divino» o «viento espiritual») es el nombre dado a una unidad especial que formaba parte de las Unidades de Ataque Especial japonesas de aviadores militares, que volaban en ataques suicidas para el Imperio de Japón contra buques navales aliados en las últimas etapas de la campaña del Pacífico de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Su intención de existir era para destruir buques de guerra de forma más eficaz que con los ataques aéreos convencionales, siendo básicamente misiles dirigidos por pilotos humanos. Unos 3.800 pilotos kamikaze murieron durante la guerra, y más de 7.000 miembros del personal naval murieron por ataques kamikaze.