Sudan is now under such strict international monitoring that it is impossible to secretly deliver anything there, with the possible exception of small quantities of small arms. Old contacts for the supply of MiG-29 to Sudan have already been completed. Taking into account the controversial reputation of the Sudanese regime, Russia is now temporarily not promoting new shipments of weapons into the country.

In society Yo-yo! July 21, 2008 Anton Oresh The meanness of our life device is most often manifested in the little things, our devil lies in the details. First, a small story from personal experience, which has been around for me without consequences. A few years ago I bought a used car, a small car Suzuki Jimny. To the fact that everyone around calls him Jimmy, I got used to it quickly-the word is similar. But in the TCP, a real abracadabra - Djimmi was written at the vehicle.

How did we get to this life - after everything that happened in the 90s? After the sparkling variety of the printed press, live broadcasts on television, caricatures of the president, “Dolls”, journalistic investigations into the affairs of the country's top officials. Where has our freedom gone? Newspapers are cautious, maneuvering between the attention of readers, the stern gaze of “Basmanny” judges and the capricious demands of sponsors.

President Medvedev approved the concept of foreign policy of Russia. Its priorities are declared, in particular, to strengthen international security and human rights.

German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier proposed a plan to resolve the conflict between Georgia and Abkhazia. His Russian colleague Sergei Lavrov called this plan “conceptually absolutely correct,” writes Kommersant. However, President Dmitry Medvedev was in no hurry to make assessments at the meeting with the German minister.

The meanness of our life structure manifests itself most often and most offensively in the little things; our devil lies in the details. First, a short story from personal experience, which cost me no consequences. A few years ago I bought a used car, a small Suzuki Jimny. I quickly got used to the fact that everyone around me called him Jimmy - it’s a similar word. But the vehicle’s PTS had real gobbledygook written on it – Djimmi.

Sudan has received a batch of Russian MiG-29 fighters, the Sudan Tribune reported on July 21. According to an anonymous informed source of the newspaper, a batch of about ten MiGs was secretly transported to the country from Belarus in early July. However, the source did not specify who the supplier of the fighters was - Belarus or another Eastern European country. They are currently stationed at the Wadi Saidna Sudanese Air Force base near Omdurman.