military said it ditched the Air Force MQ-9 Reaper in the Black Sea on Tuesday after a pair of Russian fighter jets dumped fuel on the surveillance drone and then one of them struck its propeller while it was flying in international airspace.Stefanos Tsitsipas says that his coaching partnership with Mark Philippoussis, an Australian with a proud Greek heritage, has been a resounding success. Russia to award pilots involved in US drone incident It was the largest collapse since Washington Mutual went bust during the financial crisis of 2008 US resumes drone flights over Black Sea after Russia interceptĪn RQ-4 Global Hawk flew a mission to the region on Friday, the officials said, with one adding that it was the first such drone flight since the Tuesday incidentĭemocratic lawmakers urge US to probe role of Goldman Sachs in SVB collapseĬalifornian regulators shuttered Silicon Valley Bank last Friday and appointed FDIC as a receiver. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Read all the Latest News, Trending News, Cricket News, Bollywood News, India News and Entertainment News here. “I thought I did a pretty good job of getting through it.” “When the sun goes down obviously it’s very cold here,” he said. Thompson, meanwhile was pleased with his ability to adjust. Monfils said he had trouble adapting as sunset brought an abrupt change in the desert conditions.
“Obviously it didn’t work out my way but I’m quite happy to be back in action.” to actually be a real tennis player,” Monfils said. Monfils, 36, had retired from a match in Montreal last August with a foot injury that turned out to be a plantar fascia rupture. Thompson, ranked 87th in the world, needed just 64 minutes to seal the win and said his recent victory in a low-tier Challenger event in Rome had given him the “match toughness” that Monfils lacked.
“However, it’s important to keep faith in a daily procedure to get back healthy.”Īfter a first round bye Tsitsipas will open his campaign against Australian Jordan Thompson, who blew past Gael Monfils 6-3, 6-1 in the French veteran’s first match in seven months. “I consider a Grand Slam final a good result to start the year with and one that I was unfamiliar with before. “It’s a very unfortunate injury at this time of the year because I had a very good strong start to the year. “Personally I haven’t said it a lot of times in my career but I don’t think I will be capable of going deep.
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