In total, charges were brought on 13 counts. First of all, the court will consider charges against Hussein and seven former high-ranking officials of the country in the extermination of more than 140 Shiites in 1982. The process is being conducted by representatives of Iraqi justice, and the United States will only provide them with the necessary assistance. However, Hussein's supporters are precisely against the American authorities.

In the Kremlin Broken thread October 19, 2005 Alexander Cherkasov A week after the militants attacked the buildings of administrative and power structures in Nalchik, the situation in the city was not only not discharged - there were reasons for new tension. In the city there are "stripping". The bodies of the dead are not given to relatives . It seems that the situation of three years ago is repeated.

The Moscow Property Committee will raise the cost of renting the circus premises on Tsvetnoy Boulevard several times (the rent will be 16 million rubles per year). According to the artistic director of the circus, the group does not have that kind of money - the circus has long been self-sufficient. The only way out is to raise ticket prices and make performances cheaper.

He was a very lonely man. In the last four years, when a KGB (FSB) general was appointed to head the Commission for the Declassification of Archives, and everything that was possible and impossible was again classified, especially. He had already experienced a thaw once, and then winter again. And he understood what was coming.

Question fifth . By the way, what does Russia even want from the North Caucasus - and the North Caucasus from Russia? Okay, pointing, not the "North Caucasus", but Chechnya. The answers are obvious. Russia wants to preserve its "territorial-state integrity" and the constitutional system. And the bandits (militants, terrorists, mujahideen, partisans, etc.) want separation from Russia and independence. In this regard, immediately The sixth question . Who is holding someone for an idiot?

In the Kremlin On the agenda - a military coup? October 19, 2005 Alexander Golts In today's issue of the newspaper “Tomorrow”, an interview with Colonel Vladimir Kvachkov was published. This is an amazingly interesting document that speaks of very serious changes in the minds of the officer corps. In fact, we have a detailed political program of the military coup. Colonel-sorcerer, accused of organizing an attempt on Anatoly Chubais, prudently does not admit guilt.

On Wednesday, the National Security Council of Latvia adopted a resolution according to which Boris Berezovsky was included in the list of persons “whose visit to the country is undesirable.” The decision will be transferred to the Latvian Prosecutor General's Office and the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Thus, Latvia has agreed to meet Russia’s long-standing demands not to accept the disgraced entrepreneur on its territory.

In society A.N. October 19, 2005 Vladimir Nadein He was lucky in his life or was not lucky? The marine infantryman was seriously wounded, but survived. After the Yaroslavl Pedagogical Institute, he was going to a teacher of history in the legendary backbone of the treasury, but was left by the instructor of the regional committee.

Metropolitan Andrian, who died in August of a heart attack, became the first Old Believer to join the Presidential Council for Religious Affairs and was generally open to modern society. It is now obvious that his position is in tune with the sentiments of the majority of his flock. The head of the church is nominated by the Old Believers not by bishops or some body, but directly by the delegates of the council, including both clergy and laity.

Yes, the Norwegians were unlucky... The devil dared them to board a Russian ship for an inspection. On the other hand, could they have imagined that the Electron was not a peaceful trawler engaged in illegal fishing in a foreign economic zone, but a pirate ship? Be that as it may, the Norwegians were taken hostage. Let them also say thank you for not immediately strangling the yardarm. Now the Russian side promises to send inspectors from Murmansk home to Norway at its own expense.

Representatives of the LDPR proposed, for educational and patriotic purposes, to raise the Russian tricolor not only over government institutions, but also over “organizations of education, enlightenment and science, healthcare, culture and sports.” The majority of parliamentarians and the State Duma Committee on Constitutional Legislation did not support the initiative, saying that the everyday right to a flag on the pediment is not a privilege for everyone, and reminding that everyone can hang

At a meeting with trade union leaders, Vladimir Putin admitted: “I am concerned about how money will be spent on property in healthcare. These are huge resources for the purchase of modern equipment...” Having built the notorious “vertical of power,” the president, apparently, is not too pleased with his creation. Having admitted his own inability to control officials, he calls on trade unions to get involved in this matter.

Actually, it's a strange story. One large Moscow bank, as Kommersant writes today, was presented with tax claims in the amount of 50-60 million dollars. The total amount of the bribe requested by employees of the Federal Tax Service and the Central Bank is $3.5 million. That is a little more than 5 percent. This is at the usual rate in such cases of 10 percent. However, the bankers refused to pay and ran to the authorities.

Was he lucky or unlucky in life? The Marine was seriously wounded, but survived. After the Yaroslavl Pedagogical Institute, he was going to teach history in the legendary wilderness of Poshekhonye, ​​but was left as an instructor in the regional committee.