British Prime Minister Boris Johnson records an address at Downing Street after he chaired an emergency Cobra meeting to discuss the UK response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, in London, Britain February 24, 2022. Johnson said he was "appalled by the horrific events in Ukraine" and that "President Putin has chosen a path of bloodshed and destruction by launching this unprovoked attack on Ukraine. The UK and our allies will respond decisively." Jeff J Mitchell/Pool via REUTERS 

Larvae of the Tomicus Piniperda beetle are seen on a tree log at the forest of Seich Sou in Thessaloniki, Greece, June 21, 2019. REUTERS/Alexandros Avramidis 

Veteran British LGBT rights campaigner Peter Tatchell is detained by police officers during a one-man protest to draw attention to what he said were appalling human rights abuses committed against gay men in Chechnya, in central Moscow, Russia June 14, 2018. REUTERS/Glab Garanich 

Veteran British LGBT rights campaigner Peter Tatchell is detained by police officers during a one-man protest to draw attention to what he said were appalling human rights abuses committed against gay men in Chechnya, in central Moscow, Russia June 14, 2018. REUTERS/Glab Garanich 

Veteran British LGBT rights campaigner Peter Tatchell is detained by police officers during a one-man protest to draw attention to what he said were appalling human rights abuses committed against gay men in Chechnya, in central Moscow, Russia June 14, 2018. REUTERS/Glab Garanich 

Veteran British LGBT rights campaigner Peter Tatchell is detained by a police officer during a one-man protest to draw attention to what he said were appalling human rights abuses committed against gay men in Chechnya, in central Moscow, Russia June 14, 2018. REUTERS/Glab Garanich 

Veteran British LGBT rights campaigner Peter Tatchell is detained by a police officer during a one-man protest to draw attention to what he said were appalling human rights abuses committed against gay men in Chechnya, in central Moscow, Russia June 14, 2018. REUTERS/Glab Garanich 

Veteran British LGBT rights campaigner Peter Tatchell is detained by police officers during a one-man protest to draw attention to what he said were appalling human rights abuses committed against gay men in Chechnya, in central Moscow, Russia June 14, 2018. REUTERS/Glab Garanich 

Children of asylum seekers stand behind the fence of an asylum processing center in Traiskirchen, Austria, July 31, 2015. Austria pledged on Friday to improve appalling conditions at its refugee centres and admitted its current laws were insufficient to meet what Chancellor Werner Faymann described as "Europe's biggest challenge". Thousands of people from countries like Afghanistan or Syria have fled through the Balkans to Austria, pushing the number of asylum requests to 28,300 in the first six months of this year - more than the total for all of 2014. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

A child throws a sleeping mat over the fence ofthe asylum processing center in Traiskirchen, Austria, July 31, 2015. Austria pledged on Friday to improve appalling conditions at its refugee centres and admitted its current laws were insufficient to meet what Chancellor Werner Faymann described as "Europe's biggest challenge". Thousands of people from countries like Afghanistan or Syria have fled through the Balkans to Austria, pushing the number of asylum requests to 28,300 in the first six months of this year - more than the total for all of 2014. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

Asylum seekers walk next to the asylum processing center in Traiskirchen, Austria, July 31, 2015. Austria pledged on Friday to improve appalling conditions at its refugee centres and admitted its current laws were insufficient to meet what Chancellor Werner Faymann described as "Europe's biggest challenge". Thousands of people from countries like Afghanistan or Syria have fled through the Balkans to Austria, pushing the number of asylum requests to 28,300 in the first six months of this year - more than the total for all of 2014. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

Asylum seekers walk past a house in the asylum processing center in Traiskirchen, Austria, July 31, 2015. Austria pledged on Friday to improve appalling conditions at its refugee centres and admitted its current laws were insufficient to meet what Chancellor Werner Faymann described as "Europe's biggest challenge". Thousands of people from countries like Afghanistan or Syria have fled through the Balkans to Austria, pushing the number of asylum requests to 28,300 in the first six months of this year - more than the total for all of 2014. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

Asylum seekers carry a tent in the asylum processing center in Traiskirchen, Austria, July 31, 2015. Austria pledged on Friday to improve appalling conditions at its refugee centres and admitted its current laws were insufficient to meet what Chancellor Werner Faymann described as "Europe's biggest challenge". Thousands of people from countries like Afghanistan or Syria have fled through the Balkans to Austria, pushing the number of asylum requests to 28,300 in the first six months of this year - more than the total for all of 2014. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

Asylum seekers are seen next to tents in the asylum processing center in Traiskirchen, Austria, July 31, 2015. Austria pledged on Friday to improve appalling conditions at its refugee centres and admitted its current laws were insufficient to meet what Chancellor Werner Faymann described as "Europe's biggest challenge". Thousands of people from countries like Afghanistan or Syria have fled through the Balkans to Austria, pushing the number of asylum requests to 28,300 in the first six months of this year - more than the total for all of 2014. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

Asylum seekers walk past a house in the asylum processing center in Traiskirchen, Austria, July 31, 2015. Austria pledged on Friday to improve appalling conditions at its refugee centres and admitted its current laws were insufficient to meet what Chancellor Werner Faymann described as "Europe's biggest challenge". Thousands of people from countries like Afghanistan or Syria have fled through the Balkans to Austria, pushing the number of asylum requests to 28,300 in the first six months of this year - more than the total for all of 2014. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

A child plays next to tents at the asylum processing center in Traiskirchen, Austria, July 31, 2015. Austria pledged on Friday to improve appalling conditions at its refugee centres and admitted its current laws were insufficient to meet what Chancellor Werner Faymann described as "Europe's biggest challenge". Thousands of people from countries like Afghanistan or Syria have fled through the Balkans to Austria, pushing the number of asylum requests to 28,300 in the first six months of this year - more than the total for all of 2014. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

Children of asylum seekers stand on the fence of an asylum processing center in Traiskirchen, Austria, July 31, 2015. Austria pledged on Friday to improve appalling conditions at its refugee centres and admitted its current laws were insufficient to meet what Chancellor Werner Faymann described as "Europe's biggest challenge". Thousands of people from countries like Afghanistan or Syria have fled through the Balkans to Austria, pushing the number of asylum requests to 28,300 in the first six months of this year - more than the total for all of 2014. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

A woman reacts as she looks at a gruesome collection of images of dead bodies taken by a photographer, who has been identified by the code name "Caesar," at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, March 10, 2015. The pictures were smuggled out of Syria between 2011 and mid-2013. The exhibition at the UN consists of two dozen images selected from the roughly 55,000 photographs taken in Syria by a former military police photographer - some showing eye gougings, strangulation and long-term starvation - as the conflict in Syria enters its fifth year. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson (UNITED STATES - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST CONFLICT TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY) 

U.S. President Barack Obama (L) listens as Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott makes opening remarks at the first plenary session of the G20 summit in Brisbane November 15, 2014. Obama said on Saturday that Russia's aggression against Ukraine was "appalling" and a threat to the world, while European nations threatened further sanctions against Moscow if it did not end the flow of weapons and troops.
REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque
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U.S. President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron (L) take their seats at the first plenary session of the G20 summit in Brisbane November 15, 2014. Obama said on Saturday that Russia's aggression against Ukraine was "appalling" and a threat to the world, while European nations threatened further sanctions against Moscow if it did not end the flow of weapons and troops. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque
(AUSTRALIA - Tags: POLITICS BUSINESS) 

U.S. President Barack Obama is welcomed by Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott at the G20 summit in Brisbane November 15, 2014. U.S. President Barack Obama said on Saturday that Russia's aggression against Ukraine was "appalling" and a threat to the world, while European nations threatened further sanctions against Moscow if it did not end the flow of weapons and troops.
REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque
(AUSTRALIA - Tags: POLITICS BUSINESS) 

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott (L) prepares to shake hands with U.S. President Barack Obama as he officially welcomes leaders to the G20 summit in Brisbane November 15, 2014. Obama said on Saturday that Russia's aggression against Ukraine was "appalling" and a threat to the world, while European nations threatened further sanctions against Moscow if it did not end the flow of weapons and troops. REUTERS/David Gray (AUSTRALIA - Tags: POLITICS) 

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott (L) reacts as he shakes hands with U.S. President Barack Obama while officially welcoming leaders to the G20 summit in Brisbane November 15, 2014. Obama said on Saturday that Russia's aggression against Ukraine was "appalling" and a threat to the world, while European nations threatened further sanctions against Moscow if it did not end the flow of weapons and troops. REUTERS/David Gray (AUSTRALIA - Tags: POLITICS) 

U.S. President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron (L) talk at the start of the plenary session at the G20 summit in Brisbane November 15, 2014. Obama said on Saturday that Russia's aggression against Ukraine was "appalling" and a threat to the world, while European nations threatened further sanctions against Moscow if it did not end the flow of weapons and troops.
REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque
(AUSTRALIA - Tags: POLITICS BUSINESS) 

U.S. President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron (L) talk at the start of the plenary session at the G20 summit in Brisbane November 15, 2014. Obama said on Saturday that Russia's aggression against Ukraine was "appalling" and a threat to the world, while European nations threatened further sanctions against Moscow if it did not end the flow of weapons and troops.
REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque (AUSTRALIA - Tags: POLITICS BUSINESS) 

U.S. President Barack Obama departs after delivering a statement from Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, during his vacation August 20, 2014. Obama on Wednesday condemned the Islamic State militants who beheaded an American journalist as "a cancer" and said "their ideology is bankrupt." "The whole world is appalled by the brutal murder of James Foley," Obama said, speaking a day after the militants released a video of Foley being beheaded. Obama said he called Foley's family to express his condolences.
REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque (UNITED STATES - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST) 

U.S. President Barack Obama delivers a statement from Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, during his vacation August 20, 2014. Obama on Wednesday condemned the Islamic State militants who beheaded an American journalist as "a cancer" and said "their ideology is bankrupt." "The whole world is appalled by the brutal murder of James Foley," Obama said, speaking a day after the militants released a video of Foley being beheaded. Obama said he called Foley's family to express his condolences.
REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque (UNITED STATES - Tags: POLITICS HEADSHOT CIVIL UNREST) 

U.S. President Barack Obama delivers a statement from Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, during his vacation August 20, 2014. Obama on Wednesday condemned the Islamic State militants who beheaded an American journalist as "a cancer" and said "their ideology is bankrupt." "The whole world is appalled by the brutal murder of James Foley," Obama said, speaking a day after the militants released a video of Foley being beheaded. Obama said he called Foley's family to express his condolences.
REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque (UNITED STATES - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST) 

U.S. President Barack Obama delivers a statement from Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts during his vacation August 20, 2014. Obama on Wednesday condemned the Islamic State militants who beheaded an American journalist as "a cancer" and said "their ideology is bankrupt." "The whole world is appalled by the brutal murder of James Foley," Obama said, speaking a day after the militants released a video of Foley being beheaded. Obama said he called Foley's family to express his condolences.
REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque (UNITED STATES - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST HEADSHOT) 

Palestinians who escaped what medics said was Israeli shelling that hit a U.N-run school sheltering Palestinian refugees, rest at a hospital in Jabaliya in the northern Gaza Strip July 24, 2014. U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Thursday he was appalled by an attack on a United Nations-run school in the Gaza strip that killed civilians, including children, and U.N. staff. The Gaza health ministry said at least 15 people had been killed and some 200 wounded. More than 140,000 Palestinians have fled 17 days of fighting between Israel and Gaza militants, many of them seeking shelter in buildings run by the U.N. Refugee Works Agency (UNRWA). Israeli forces are trying to stop Hamas militants, which rules Gaza, and their allies from firing rockets into Israel. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (GAZA - Tags: POLITICS MILITARY CIVIL UNREST CONFLICT) 

Palestinian women leave a hospital after what medics said was an Israeli shell that hit a U.N-run school sheltering Palestinian refugees, in Jabaliya in the northern Gaza Strip July 24, 2014. U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Thursday he was appalled by an attack on a United Nations-run school in the Gaza strip that killed civilians, including children, and U.N. staff. The Gaza health ministry said at least 15 people had been killed and some 200 wounded. More than 140,000 Palestinians have fled 17 days of fighting between Israel and Gaza militants, many of them seeking shelter in buildings run by the U.N. Refugee Works Agency (UNRWA). Israeli forces are trying to stop Hamas militants, which rules Gaza, and their allies from firing rockets into Israel. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (GAZA - Tags: POLITICS MILITARY CIVIL UNREST CONFLICT) 

The company flag of OSI (R), and U.S. and Chinese national flags flutter in front of OSI's food processing plants in Langfang, Hebei province, July 23, 2014. Shanghai police said on Wednesday they detained five people in an investigation into a Chinese-based supplier of foreign fast-food brands including KFC and McDonald's Corp over allegations the firm supplied out-of-date meat. The five detained include the head of the company - Shanghai Husi Food Co Ltd, a unit of U.S.-based OSI Group LLC - and the firm's quality manager, the police said in an online statement. It gave no other details. Illinois-based OSI has said it was "appalled" and was investigating the matter after a Chinese TV report on Sunday showed staff at its Shanghai Husi facility using expired meat and picking up meat from the floor to add to the mix. REUTERS/Paul Carsten (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS FOOD CRIME LAW) 

A security personnel stands guard in front of an OSI's food processing plants in Langfang, Hebei province, July 23, 2014. Shanghai police said on Wednesday they detained five people in an investigation into a Chinese-based supplier of foreign fast-food brands including KFC and McDonald's Corp over allegations the firm supplied out-of-date meat. The five detained include the head of the company - Shanghai Husi Food Co Ltd, a unit of U.S.-based OSI Group LLC - and the firm's quality manager, the police said in an online statement. It gave no other details. Illinois-based OSI has said it was "appalled" and was investigating the matter after a Chinese TV report on Sunday showed staff at its Shanghai Husi facility using expired meat and picking up meat from the floor to add to the mix. REUTERS/Paul Carsten (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS FOOD CRIME LAW) 

Supporters of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) shout slogans as police use a water cannon to stop them from moving towards the office of Akhilesh Yadav, the chief minister of the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, during a protest against recent rape and hanging of two girls, in Lucknow June 2, 2014. Three men were arrested for the crime in Uttar Pradesh that underscored the enduring culture of sexual assault in India and the capacity for appalling violence between Hindu castes. Two policemen were held on suspicion of attempting to cover up the killings. On Monday, Modi's BJP sought to make political capital. Workers from the party accused the Uttar Pradesh state government, headed by Samajwadi Party, of negligence over the crimes and of being unfit to govern. Police fired water cannon at the protesters, who were demanding the state government be dismissed and the imposition of direct, presidential rule. REUTERS/Pawan Kumar (INDIA - Tags: POLITICS CRIME LAW CIVIL UNREST TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY) 

Supporters of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are stopped by police from moving towards the office of Akhilesh Yadav, the chief minister of the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, during a protest against recent rape and hanging of two girls, in Lucknow June 2, 2014. Three men were arrested for the crime in Uttar Pradesh that underscored the enduring culture of sexual assault in India and the capacity for appalling violence between Hindu castes. Two policemen were held on suspicion of attempting to cover up the killings. On Monday, Modi's BJP sought to make political capital. Workers from the party accused the Uttar Pradesh state government, headed by Samajwadi Party, of negligence over the crimes and of being unfit to govern. Police fired water cannon at the protesters, who were demanding the state government be dismissed and the imposition of direct, presidential rule. REUTERS/Pawan Kumar (INDIA - Tags: POLITICS CRIME LAW) 

Supporters of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are stopped by police from moving towards the office of Akhilesh Yadav, the chief minister of the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, during a protest against recent rape and hanging of two girls, in Lucknow June 2, 2014. Three men were arrested for the crime in Uttar Pradesh that underscored the enduring culture of sexual assault in India and the capacity for appalling violence between Hindu castes. Two policemen were held on suspicion of attempting to cover up the killings. On Monday, Modi's BJP sought to make political capital. Workers from the party accused the Uttar Pradesh state government, headed by Samajwadi Party, of negligence over the crimes and of being unfit to govern. Police fired water cannon at the protesters, who were demanding the state government be dismissed and the imposition of direct, presidential rule. REUTERS/Pawan Kumar (INDIA - Tags: POLITICS CRIME LAW CIVIL UNREST) 

New mayor Bill de Blasio's listens as people appalled during his inauguration for the mayor of New York at City Hall in New York January 1, 2014. Bill de Blasio was formally inaugurated as New York City's 109th mayor on Wednesday at a City Hall ceremony where he promised to take "dead aim" at closing the affordability gap he has decried as New York's tale of two cities. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri (UNITED STATES - Tags: POLITICS SOCIETY) 

People watching a Corpus Christi procession during Corpus Christi day, argue with a demonstrator (L) as he tries to blow a horn during a protest against Spain's bailout at La Constitucion square in Malaga, southern Spain, June 10, 2012. Euro zone finance ministers agreed on Saturday to lend Spain up to 100 billion euros ($125 billion) to shore up its teetering banks and Madrid said it would specify precisely how much it needs once independent audits report in just over a week. REUTERS/Jon Nazca (SPAIN - Tags: BUSINESS POLITICS CIVIL UNREST) 

Members of the United Nations observers mission in Syria stand near a portrait of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, as U.N.-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan (not pictured) delivers a statement upon his arrival in a hotel at Damascus May 28, 2012. Peace envoy Annan condemned the killing of at least 108 people in the Syrian town of Houla as "an appalling crime" on Monday and urged President Bashar al-Assad to prove he wants a peaceful resolution to the crisis racking his country. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri (SYRIA - Tags: CIVIL UNREST POLITICS MILITARY) 

A passenger (C) of the Costa Allegra cruise ship is embraced by her relative as she arrives at Malpensa airport in Milan March 2, 2012. Weary passengers complained of unbearable heat and appalling hygiene for three days in the Indian Ocean aboard cruise ship Costa Allegra after a fire knocked out the vessel's main power supply. REUTERS/Paolo Bona (ITALY - Tags: DISASTER TRAVEL BUSINESS) 

A Costa employee holds up a sign as she waits to escort passengers of the Costa Allegra cruise ship at Malpensa airport in Milan March 2, 2012. Weary passengers complained of unbearable heat and appalling hygiene for three days in the Indian Ocean aboard cruise ship Costa Allegra after a fire knocked out the vessel's main power supply. REUTERS/Paolo Bona (ITALY - Tags: DISASTER TRAVEL BUSINESS) 

A passenger (R) of the Costa Allegra cruise ship gestures as he speaks to journalists at Malpensa airport in Milan March 2, 2012. Weary passengers complained of unbearable heat and appalling hygiene for three days in the Indian Ocean aboard cruise ship Costa Allegra after a fire knocked out the vessel's main power supply. REUTERS/Paolo Bona (ITALY - Tags: DISASTER TRAVEL BUSINESS) 

Costa employees wait for the arrival of the passengers of the Costa Allegra cruise ship at Malpensa airport in Milan March 2, 2012. Weary passengers complained of unbearable heat and appalling hygiene for three days in the Indian Ocean aboard cruise ship Costa Allegra after a fire knocked out the vessel's main power supply. REUTERS/Paolo Bona (ITALY - Tags: DISASTER TRAVEL BUSINESS) 

A Costa employee escorts passengers of the Costa Allegra cruise ship at Malpensa airport in Milan March 2, 2012. Weary passengers complained of unbearable heat and appalling hygiene for three days in the Indian Ocean aboard cruise ship Costa Allegra after a fire knocked out the vessel's main power supply. REUTERS/Paolo Bona (ITALY - Tags: DISASTER TRAVEL BUSINESS) 

Passengers of the Costa Allegra cruise ship are greeted by their relatives as they arrive at Malpensa airport in Milan March 2, 2012. Weary passengers complained of unbearable heat and appalling hygiene for three days in the Indian Ocean aboard cruise ship Costa Allegra after a fire knocked out the vessel's main power supply. REUTERS/Paolo Bona (ITALY - Tags: DISASTER TRAVEL) 

An artist paints graffiti on a wall at an industrial park in Kabul December 19, 2010. A group of women in burqas rises from the sea to symbolise cleanliness, while further down the factory wall a bus with no wheels and crammed with passengers is a stark comment on war-torn Kabul's appalling public transport. Picture taken December 19, 2010. REUTERS/Omar Sobhani (AFGHANISTAN - Tags: SOCIETY)

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An artist paints graffiti on a wall at an industrial park in Kabul December 19, 2010. A group of women in burqas rises from the sea to symbolise cleanliness, while further down the factory wall a bus with no wheels and crammed with passengers is a stark comment on war-torn Kabul's appalling public transport. Picture taken December 19, 2010. REUTERS/Omar Sobhani (AFGHANISTAN - Tags: SOCIETY) 

People stand outside the family house of kidnapped baseball player Wilson Ramos in Valencia November 10, 2011. Venezuelan police hunted on Thursday for a gang who kidnapped Major League Baseball player Ramos at gunpoint from a family home, in a case highlighting the country's appalling crime problem. The 24-year-old catcher for the Washington Nationals, who was preparing to play for Venezuela's Aragua Tigers during the U.S. off-season, was snatched on Wednesday from a house in the city of Valencia at night. REUTERS/Eduardo Hernandez (VENEZUELA - Tags: SPORT BASEBALL CRIME LAW) 

Relatives of kidnapped baseball player Wilson Ramos stand outside his family house in Valencia November 10, 2011. Venezuelan police hunted on Thursday for a gang who kidnapped Major League Baseball player Ramos at gunpoint from a family home, in a case highlighting the country's appalling crime problem. The 24-year-old catcher for the Washington Nationals, who was preparing to play for Venezuela's Aragua Tigers during the U.S. off-season, was snatched on Wednesday from a house in the city of Valencia at night. REUTERS/Eduardo Hernandez (VENEZUELA - Tags: SPORT BASEBALL CRIME LAW) 

Police inspect an abandoned vehicle that had been used to kidnap baseball player Wilson Ramos in Bejuma in the state of Carabobo November 10, 2011. Venezuelan police hunted on Thursday for a gang who kidnapped Major League Baseball player Ramos at gunpoint from a family home, in a case highlighting the country's appalling crime problem. The 24-year-old catcher for the Washington Nationals, who was preparing to play for Venezuela's Aragua Tigers during the U.S. off-season, was snatched on Wednesday from a house in the city of Valencia at night. Four armed men in a stolen sports utility vehicle seized Ramos while he chatted with friends and relatives at about 7 p.m., colleagues and police said. The vehicle was later found abandoned and there was no word on any ransom demand. REUTERS/Eduardo Hernandez (VENEZUELA - Tags: SPORT BASEBALL) 

A protester bites a snake during a demonstration demanding the ouster of Yemen's President Ali Abdullah Saleh in the southern city of Taiz April 13, 2011. Rival Yemeni forces clashed in the capital Sanaa on Wednesday, killing two people, as the opposition awaited clarification from Gulf Arab mediators on the timeframe for a proposed transfer of the president's powers. In Taiz, an industrial city south of Sanaa where tens of thousands have joined protests, eight soldiers were wounded when a rocket-propelled grenade hit their car, the state news agency said. It blamed the attack on the umbrella opposition group. REUTERS/Khaled Abdullah (YEMEN - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST IMAGES OF THE DAY) 

An Afghan artist removes rubbish in front of her graffiti in an industrial park in Kabul December 19, 2010. A group of women in burqas rises from the sea to symbolise cleanliness, while further down the factory wall a bus with no wheels and crammed with passengers is a stark comment on war-torn Kabul's appalling public transport. Picture taken December 19, 2010. To match Reuters Life! AFGHANISTAN-GRAFFITI/ REUTERS/Omar Sobhani (AFGHANISTAN - Tags: SOCIETY) 

An Afghan artist paints graffiti on the wall of an industrial park in Kabul December 19, 2010. A group of women in burqas rises from the sea to symbolise cleanliness, while further down the factory wall a bus with no wheels and crammed with passengers is a stark comment on war-torn Kabul's appalling public transport. Picture taken December 19, 2010. To match Reuters Life! AFGHANISTAN-GRAFFITI/ REUTERS/Omar Sobhani (AFGHANISTAN - Tags: SOCIETY) 

An Afghan artist paints graffiti on the wall of an industrial park in Kabul December 19, 2010. A group of women in burqas rises from the sea to symbolise cleanliness, while further down the factory wall a bus with no wheels and crammed with passengers is a stark comment on war-torn Kabul's appalling public transport. Picture taken December 19, 2010. To match Reuters Life! AFGHANISTAN-GRAFFITI/ REUTERS/Omar Sobhani (AFGHANISTAN - Tags: SOCIETY) 

An Afghan artist paints graffiti on the wall of an industrial park in Kabul December 19, 2010. A group of women in burqas rises from the sea to symbolise cleanliness, while further down the factory wall a bus with no wheels and crammed with passengers is a stark comment on war-torn Kabul's appalling public transport. Picture taken December 19, 2010. To match Reuters Life! AFGHANISTAN-GRAFFITI/ REUTERS/Omar Sobhani (AFGHANISTAN - Tags: SOCIETY) 

An artist paints graffiti on a wall at an industrial park in Kabul December 19, 2010. A group of women in burqas rises from the sea to symbolise cleanliness, while further down the factory wall a bus with no wheels and crammed with passengers is a stark comment on war-torn Kabul's appalling public transport. Picture taken December 19, 2010. REUTERS/Omar Sobhani BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE