Four custodians were alone in the one-story brick building as eight shells hit, driving holes in the roof, shattering ceiling tiles, splintering the edge of a desk and causing other damage in a few classrooms, a hallway and an office.
I get the people they chase away, the guy who's shell-shocked from driving through all these crazy guys swarming their car yelling '$100, $75.' By the time they get to me, they're looking for someone civilized.
On the 6th of September, a day-long ceasefire in eastern Ukraine was broken when pro-Russia forces shelled Ukrainian tanks driving into Mariupol.
On September 6, a day-long ceasefire in eastern Ukraine was broken when pro-Russia forces shelled Ukrainian tanks driving into Mariupol.
Through the experiments, students test their hypotheses about the factors that are driving average shell thickness in the system.
Stebliuk received some local fame of his own during the war after piling wounded Ukrainians onto his car during the shelling of Ilovaisk and driving them to safety. .
There they were, throughout the 80s and 90s, driving Ford Escorts, buying shell suits, and drinking pints of lager with Wayne and Darren in the snooker club.
In the late 1990s, Shell International started to see an increase in fatalities among employees and contractors, mostly "due to drivers using mobile phones while driving," said Mike Watson, Shell's global road safety manager, based in The Hague, the Netherlands.
That blast goes both ways, driving the left-behind shell casing backward hard enough to leave an impression from the inside of the gun on the shiny brass.
Another returnee from Sinai, post-Russian Airbus bomb, mentions driving past the shells of unfinished hotels on the road between resorts.
