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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • MONDAY, MARCH 18, 2019
WORLD IN BRIEF
Gunman kills 3 on Dutch
tram, mayor says terror likely
Associated Press
More evacuations in
Midwest as ﬂ oodwaters
head downstream
ST. LOUIS — Residents in parts of
southwestern Iowa were forced out of
their homes Sunday as a torrent of Mis-
souri River water ﬂ owed over and through
levees, putting them in a situation sim-
ilar to hundreds of people in neighboring
Nebraska who have been displaced by the
late-winter ﬂ ood.
Heavy rainfall and snowmelt have led to
dangerously high water in creeks and riv-
ers across several Midwestern states, with
the Missouri River hitting record-high lev-
els in many areas. At least two deaths were
blamed on ﬂ ooding, and two other men
have been missing for days.
While river depths were starting to level
off in parts of Nebraska on Sunday, the
water is so high in many places that seri-
ous ﬂ ooding is expected to remain for sev-
eral days. And downstream communities
in Kansas and Missouri were bracing for
likely ﬂ ooding.
In Iowa, the Missouri River reached
30.2 feet Sunday in Fremont County in
the state’s far southwestern corner, 2 feet
above the record set in 2011. People in the
towns of Bartlett and Thurman were being
evacuated as levees were breached and
overtopped.
Flooding has also been reported in Min-
nesota, South Dakota and Wisconsin. In
Green Bay, Wisconsin, ofﬁ cials said res-
idents who evacuated their homes could
return now that ﬂ oodwaters have receded
there.
UTRECHT, Netherlands — A gunman
killed three people and wounded nine oth-
ers on a tram in the central Dutch city of
Utrecht this morning in what the mayor said
appeared to be a terror attack, touching off
a manhunt that saw heavily armed ofﬁ cers
with dogs zero in on an apartment building
close to the shooting.
Authorities immediately raised the ter-
ror alert for the area to the maximum level.
Dutch military police went on extra alert at
Dutch airports and at key buildings in the
country as the Utrecht manhunt took place.
A few hours after the shooting, Utrecht
police released a photo of a 37-year-old man
born in Turkey who they said was “associ-
ated with the incident.” The photo showed a
bearded man on board a tram, dressed in a
dark blue hooded top.
Police warned citizens not to approach the
man, whom they identiﬁ ed as Gokmen Tanis,
but call authorities instead.
The Utrecht attack came three days
after 50 people were killed when an immi-
grant-hating white nationalist opened ﬁ re at
two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand
during Friday prayers. There was no imme-
diate indication of any link between the two
events.
Trump answers rebuke of
border order with a veto
WASHINGTON — Unbowed by a con-
gressional rebuke, President Donald Trump
issued the ﬁ rst veto of his presidency on Fri-
day in a demonstration that he is not through
ﬁ ghting for his signature campaign promise,
which stands largely unfulﬁ lled 18 months
before voters decide whether to grant him
another term.
Trump rejected an effort by Congress to
block the emergency declaration he’d used
to circumvent lawmakers as he tried to shake
loose funds for his long-promised wall along
the U.S.-Mexico border. The monthslong
confrontation now moves to the courts, but
not before marking a new era of divided gov-
ernment in Washington and Republicans’
increasing independence from the White
House.
“Congress has the freedom to pass this
resolution,” Trump said, “and I have the duty
to veto it.”
A dozen defecting Republicans joined
Senate Democrats in approving the joint reso-
lution on Thursday as both parties strained to
exert their power in new ways. It is unlikely
that Congress will have the two-thirds major-
ity required to override Trump’s veto, though
House Democrats will try nonetheless on
March 26.
The emergency order still faces sev-
eral legal challenges from Democratic state
attorneys general and environmental groups
who argue the emergency declaration was
unconstitutional.
NATO, EU condemn Russia’s
2014 seizure of Crimea
MOSCOW — Russian President Vladimir
Putin marked the ﬁ fth anniversary of Russia’s
annexation of Crimea from Ukraine by visit-
ing the Black Sea peninsula today, as NATO
and the European Union once again strongly
condemned the land grab.
Putin began his trip by attending the launch
of new power plants in Crimea, part of Mos-
cow’s efforts to upgrade the region’s infra-
structure. Ukraine has cut off energy sup-
plies to the peninsula and blocked shipments
of Crimea-bound cargo via its territory after
Moscow annexed the region in 2014.
Russia’s modernization effort has included
the construction of an 11.8-mile bridge which
opened last year across the Kerch Strait that
links the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov. The
$3.6-billion project gave Crimea a land link
to Russia. Previously, a ferry crossing that
was often interrupted by gales served as the
only connection.
NATO allies said in a statement today that
“we strongly condemn this act, which we do
not and will not recognize.” They also crit-
icized Russia’s military buildup in Crimea
and alleged rights abuses including “arbitrary
detentions, arrest, and torture” against mem-
bers of the Crimean Tartar community.
NATO and the EU also called for the release
of Ukrainian seamen who were seized by Rus-
sia in November’s standoff in the Black Sea.
Mozambique’s president says
cyclone death toll may be 1,000
JOHANNESBURG — Mozambique’s
President Filipe Nyusi says that more than
1,000 may have by killed by Cyclone Idai,
which many say is the worst in more than 20
years.
“The waters of the Pungue and Buzi riv-
ers overﬂ owed, making whole villages disap-
pear and isolating communities, and bodies
are ﬂ oating,” said Nyusi. “It is a real disaster
of great proportions.”
Nyusi spoke after ﬂ ying by helicopter
over the central port city of Beira and the
rural Manica and Sofala provinces in which
he saw widespread ﬂ ooding and devastation.
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