Businessman and member of the Federation Council from Dagestan Suleiman Kerimov donated 200 million rubles to victims of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria. “200 million rubles were transferred in equal shares by philanthropist Suleiman Kerimov for the needs of people in the affected countries,” the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Russian Federation reported. Kerimov’s act was blessed by the leader of Russian Muslims, Mufti Ravil Gainutdin.

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev addressed the panel discussion on security in the South Caucasus in Munich. According to him, Baku and Yerevan should show everyone that the violence should be stopped and a peace treaty signed. Baku is ready to talk to the Armenian minority in Karabakh - but to those who were born and live there. Some do not want to accept the realities after the Second Karabakh War, but they will have to.

Businessman and member of the Federation Council from Dagestan Suleiman Kerimov donated 200 million rubles to the victims of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria. Businessman and member of the Federation Council from Dagestan Suleiman Kerimov donated 200 million rubles to the victims of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria.

After visiting former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili at a Tbilisi clinic, a consultation of doctors noted a deterioration in his health. He continues to lose weight and treatment is symptomatic. The Georgian authorities still refuse to release Saakashvili abroad for treatment, as human rights activists, leaders of Ukraine, the United States, and European countries have called for. “No one in Georgia will be above the law, including the convicted Saakashvili.

After visiting former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili in a Tbilisi clinic, a council of doctors noted a deterioration in his health. He continues to lose weight, and treatment is symptomatic. The Georgian authorities still refuse to let Saakashvili go abroad for medical treatment, which was called for by human rights activists, the leaders of Ukraine, the United States, and European countries. “No one in Georgia will be above the law, including the convicted Saakashvili.

During the years of the second Russian-Chechen armed conflict, thousands and thousands of people were kidnapped and disappeared into obscurity. If for some of them relatives have guesses and suspicions that they were taken away on some, albeit often dubious, basis, then why were others kidnapped? This remains a mystery to this day. Death squads are behind many of these crimes. It is not entirely clear which department they belonged to and to whom exactly they reported.

Washington said that the losses of the Wagner troops at Bakhmut could amount to 30 thousand people killed and wounded.

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev spoke at a panel discussion on security in the South Caucasus in Munich. According to him, Baku and Yerevan must show everyone that the violence must stop and a peace treaty must be signed. “Baku is ready to talk with the Armenian minority in Karabakh - but with those who were born and live there. Some do not want to come to terms with the realities that arose after the Second Karabakh War, but they will have to.