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In our cities today, people are seen throwing pigeons and sparrows on the side of the road. Many people sit on the road with rice and pulses. People buy seeds from them and feed them to pigeons, sparrows, crows and other birds.

Experts have warned that when feeding pigeons, it should be kept in mind that where pigeons have a lot of beet, breathing in such fungi can lead to a decrease in immunity.

It should also be kept in mind that being close to pigeons can also affect the lungs, causing difficulty in breathing.

Experts say that in areas where pigeons are fed regularly, their population starts to increase. Pigeons from other areas also come and settle there. If there are too many pigeons in an area, their batting can make breathing there very dangerous.

Experts also say that apart from cryptococcus and histoplasma present in pigeons’ feathers, toxic substances can spread in the environment. Broken feathers of pigeons can pollute the environment and cause breathing problems.

Experts advise that people who raise pigeons or feed them should wear masks and gloves.

Where pigeons are in large numbers and their bats are also lying there, one should not breathe for a long time.

Azerbaijan says about 2,800 of its military personnel were killed in recent fighting with Armenia in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

Details have been released for the first time regarding the military casualties suffered by Azerbaijan in recent clashes with Armenian forces.

According to the foreign news agency ‘AFP’, the statement issued by the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan said that “2 thousand 783 personnel of the armed forces of Azerbaijan were killed in the patriotic war, while another 100 soldiers are missing”.

Earlier, Armenia announced that 2,317 of its military personnel were killed in the fighting, as well as claiming that at least 93 Azerbaijanis and 50 Armenians were also killed.

It should be noted that with the independence of Azerbaijan and Armenia from the Soviet Union in 1990, the conflict with the separatists in Karabakh started and 30 thousand people were killed in the early years.

Between the two countries since 1994 until the recent fighting, there has been no clear progress in the negotiations to resolve the conflict, but there have been several ceasefire agreements.

Armenian-backed separatists wrested control of the Nagorno-Karabakh region from Baku in the 1990s, but Nagorno-Karabakh is internationally recognized as part of Azerbaijan.

Later, France, Russia and the United States played the role of mediators, but in 2010, the peace agreement once again collapsed.

Fresh clashes in Nagorno-Karabakh broke out on September 27, with France, Russia and the US trying to establish a ceasefire.

Armenia and Azerbaijan announced a cease-fire agreement on November 9 after the worst fighting, and it was celebrated as a victory in Azerbaijan.

Under the agreement, Armenia lost control of 7 districts it had captured in fighting in the 1990s.

The Prime Minister of Armenia called it a tragedy and said that seeing the signs of defeat, there was no other choice.

After the ceasefire agreement, there were strong protests against Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in Armenia, calling him a traitor and calling for his resignation.

He urged the protesters to refrain from armed protests and expected that the opposition would also reject the move.

Under the ceasefire agreement, Russian and Turkish forces will monitor Nagorno-Karabakh, while Armenians will leave the disputed region.

The Russian and Turkish defense ministers signed a memorandum and agreed to establish a joint surveillance center in Azerbaijan.

It should be noted that the territory of Nagorno-Karabakh is spread over 4 thousand 400 square kilometers and 50 kilometers is connected to the border with Armenia.

Tel Aviv.-Benjamin Netanyahu’s office announced this Friday morning that, in the coming days, Israeli government officials will meet to discuss the proposed ceasefire in Lebanon, promoted by the United States and France.

The statement was issued after the prime minister promised, this Thursday, to continue “hitting with full force” the terrorist group Hezbollah, which puts the attempted truce in check.

“Our teams met (on Thursday, September 26) to discuss the US initiative and how we can advance the shared goal of safely returning people to their homes,” indicates the message, which also details that it was earlier this week when the US shared with Israel “its intention” to reach an agreement.

“We will continue these conversations in the coming days,” the text added. In the statement, Israel also says it appreciates the “efforts” of the United States, which it describes as “indispensable to promote stability and security in the region.”

Netanyahu, who will participate in the UN General Assembly in New York this Friday, dismissed on Thursday the versions of the world press, including the Israeli press, that suggested an imminent ceasefire agreement.

In parallel, this Friday morning, the Israeli Army claimed to have intercepted a long-range “ground-to-ground” missile launched from Yemen against the center of the country.

«The (anti-aircraft) sirens that sounded are the result of being fired from Yemen. An interceptor was launched. The details are under review,” a military statement announced at 00:48 local time.

Shortly afterwards, the Army confirmed that the missile had been intercepted by the ‘Arrow’ system outside Israeli borders, but that “sirens and explosions” had been heard following the interception and falling shrapnel.

This is at least the second missile of this type launched against central Israel this week after, on September 25, Hezbollah did the same, setting off alarms in Tel Aviv and other nearby areas. According to the Israeli Army, this was the first time that the Lebanese Shiite militia targeted Tel Aviv, triggering intense Israeli bombing in retaliation.

This Thursday, Israel attacked 220 Hezbollah “targets” in Lebanon by air, including facilities, projectile launchers and weapons warehouses, according to a military statement.

These attacks caused at least another 92 deaths and 153 injuries in the neighboring country, concentrated in areas of the east and south, but also in attacks against the southern suburbs of Beirut, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health. Clarín.