Morning bird: The Czech Republic is ready to send three helicopters to help Poland. In Utah, conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot dead.
After Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that a large number of Russian drones invaded his country's airspace and were targeted by Polish and allied planes, our helicopters will also assist their army. American authorities are searching for a shooter who killed activist Charlie Kirk on Wednesday, who was shot during his presentation at Utah Valley University.
Helicopters are to help protect Polish airspace
Due to the act of Russian aggression, the Czech Republic is ready to send a special operations helicopter unit with three Mi-171Š machines in a special modification to assist Poland. Poland asked for the deployment of the unit after a phone call between the Minister of Defence, Jana Černochová, and her Polish counterpart, Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz. The helicopters will assist the Polish army in protecting the country from drones at low altitudes, added the ministry. According to the Prime Minister Petr Fiala, the Czech helicopters might assist in the defence of European airspace within several days, the portal Ceskenoviny.cz wrote.
Trump's ally fell victim to an assassination
The American conservative political activist and influencer Charlie Kirk died, who was shot on Wednesday evening during his performance on the campus at Utah Valley University in the city of Orem, said the agency AP. The thirty-one-year-old Kirk was an influential Trump ally and co-founder of the non-profit group Turning Point USA, the largest conservative youth organization in the country. Former US President Joe Biden stated that there is no place for this kind of violence in the United States and it must end.
Prague can accommodate housing for another 400 thousand residents
There are enough building plots in Prague to densify it to a level that would provide housing for another 400 thousand inhabitants. From the perspective of public financing and maintaining the local economy, the ideal population density in the city is 100 people per hectare and more, while in the Czech metropolis it is only about a quarter, which brings a number of problems, said the head of the city Institute for Planning and Development (IPR) Ondřej Boháč. The director added that the Czech metropolis is sparsely populated in international comparison, for example in Barcelona according to him an average of 600 people live on one hectare, the server reported Ceskenoviny.cz.
Danish authorities in the past required forced contraception from more than 350 Greenlandic women and girls
More than 350 native Greenlandic women and girls, including some aged 12 and younger, reported that Danish health authorities had forcibly administered contraception in cases dating back to the 1960s, according to the results of an independent investigation. Inuit women, many of whom were teenagers at the time, either had intrauterine contraceptive devices fitted or were given hormonal contraceptive injections. They were not informed about the procedure, or they did not consent to it, reported by the AP agency.
Sources: Ceskenoviny.cz, AP
