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TOP-5 news June 7
Petro Poroshenko ProneDra.ruPolit.ru offers your attention the five news of the day. The selection included the three most read news, one news selected by the editorial office, and the most unusual, in our opinion, news today .
1. Native passengers of the missing Boeing 777 set a reward of $ 3 million
Relatives of passengers of the Boeing Malaysian airliner, which had disappeared in early March, appointed a reward of $ 3 million. The reward will be received by the one who will provide information useful to find out the cause of the crash of the aircraft. Private detectives that have successfully worked out the investigation line will receive $ 2 million. The remuneration is formed from the contributions received to the appropriate site.
Editor commentary: The largest dollar reward in history was received by an employee of the British pharmacological company GLAXO. In October 2009, Cyril Ikart was paid $ 96 million for informing the American authorities about technological disorders in the production of some drugs.
2. The leadership of the LPR refused to negotiate with Poroshenko
The leadership of the self -proclaimed Lugansk People's Republic refused to negotiate with the elected President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko. The government of the republic stated that the position on this issue remains unchanged: “We will not conduct any negotiations with Poroshenko until he withdraws troops and recognizes our independence. <...> There will be no question of any negotiations, even if it arrives if our conditions are not fulfilled, ” Interfax quotes the message of the LPR authorities. Earlier, acting Head of the President of Ukraine Sergey Pashinsky said that he did not see the point of negotiations with armed groups in the southeast of Ukraine.
Editor commentary: according to Wikipedia , the Lugansk People’s Republic (LPR) is an unrecognized state, education within the Luhansk region of Ukraine (in the southern part of the region). Official Kyiv considers the LPR a terrorist organization. Supporters of federalization announced the creation of the republic in April 2014 during protests in the southeast of Ukraine. The data of the 2001 census, the Russian and Ukrainian population of the territory is about 39 % and 58 %, respectively. The share of the Russian language as a native - about 69 %, Ukrainian - 30 %.
3. Poroshenko became the president of Ukraine
The politician and businessman Petro Poroshenko took the oath and took office as the President of Ukraine. The elected candidate swore at the Constitution of Ukraine and the Peresopnitsky Gospel. “St resting for this high post, I solemnly swear allegiance to Ukraine. I undertake all my affairs to protect the sovereignty and independence of Ukraine, to take care of the good of the Fatherland and well -being of the Ukrainian people, to defend the rights and freedoms of citizens, to observe the Constitution of Ukraine and the laws of Ukraine, to fulfill their duties in the interests of all compatriots, to increase the authority of Ukraine in the world, ”the new president said. At the end of the solemn speech, the head of the CEC presented Poroshenko of the regalia of the head of state - a mace, a stamp and a sign in the form of an order chain.
Editor commentary: The inauguration ceremony of the legally elected president was not without curious incidents. When Petro Poroshenko passed along the red carpet to the parliament building, one of the soldiers of the honorary presidential guard fell out of their hands, a carbine fell out of their hands. Judging by the video, it can be assumed that the guard was enough for the guard.
Choice of the editorial office
Journalists "Stars" were suspected of espionage
The National Guard of Ukraine transferred the SBU to the SBU by journalists of the Russian television channel Zvezda, who were detained on suspicion of collecting information and observing one of the checkpoints. The detained journalists had documents confirming accreditation at the self -proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic. Currently, SBU employees are finding out the circumstances and goals of the stay of Russian journalists in Ukraine.
Commentary of the editor: according to representatives of the Star, operator Andrei Sushenkov and sound engineer Anton Malyshev officially entered Ukraine to cover the inauguration of Petro Poroshenko in Kyiv. They were detained at one of the checkpoint in the Donetsk region. There they were put in a helicopter and taken away in an unknown direction.
The trick of the day
CIA opened the account on Twitter
The Central Intelligence Directorate (CIA) of the United States started an account on Twitter. The first message in the account looks as follows: "We can neither confirm nor refute that this is our first tweet." In the first hour and a half, more than 75 thousand retweets. To date, almost 220 thousand people read the page.
Editor's comment: The opening of the CIA tweet account was not without jokes, the bulk of which came down to the game: the English verb to follow, used to designate subscription on Twitter, also has the meaning of “monitor”. Some users noted that the CIA has long been a “follow-up” of ordinary people, and now they can do this in response. S , the tireless microblog of the Prism Internet surveillance program even offered to subscribe to the CIA using the #FF hashtag, formed by Follow Friday (as users on Fridays recommend interesting Twitter accounts to their friends).
A survey of the day
Today, readers of Polit.ru had to answer the question whether Volgograd should be renamed to Stalingrad. The relative by most readers agreed that the city should still be renamed, but Tsaritsyn - Tsaritsyn to return it to it. 33.7% of the survey voted for this option.
In order to leave the current name, 25.1% of participants voted outside the city. 21.1% spoke out to return the name to the city the name Stalingrad, which he wore X 1925 until 1961. One of the readers in the comments explained his position: “Rename it is necessary to know where the Battle of Stalingrad was” (we give the text in the reader’s editorial office). 19.9% of the participants believe that in Russia there are much more urgent problems, and 0.2% believe that the city should be called Pakhmutovsk (one of the most famous Volgograd harms is Alexander Pakhmutov).
Thus, in the aggregate of 54.8% of the voters, they believe that Volgograd should be renamed. However, we gave the participants the opportunity to choose the second most important answer, so we cannot say whether, say, supporters of Stalingrad, the return of Tsaritsyn or the preservation of the current name would prefer. In total, 924 people took part in the survey