Around Russia Two accidents? March 18, 2010 Alexey Makarkin In the relationship between Russia and its two eastern neighbors, two small events took place. The Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko did not find time to meet with Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. And the deputy head of the administration of the head of the Ukrainian state Anna German made it clear that her chief Viktor Yanukovych would not deprive Stepan Bandera posthumously awarded to him the title of Hero of Ukraine.

In uniform Death on a neighboring street March 18, 2010 Anton Oresh I live in Kuntsevo. Polotskaya street not far from my house. Shots at the policemen of Klimovich and Bykov could be heard from our window. Two policemen stopped a suspicious citizen on the street, and he apparently had good reason in order not to try to agree or pay off the police, but to start shooting. Klimovich died, he had a three -year -old child. Bykov has a pregnant wife, he is in serious condition.

The LDPR party informally has existed since December 1989. But as the Zhirinovsky party, it has become known since March 1990, when, on the eve of the abolition of the 6th article of the Constitution (on the leading role of the CPSU, if anyone does not remember), on March 14, 1990, information appeared in the media about the formation of a new party. Her leader, perhaps for the first time, showed his talent to feel a political conjuncture.

Novosibirsk artist Artem Loskutov, an organizer of youth events, was sentenced by a local court to a fine of 20 thousand rubles for drug possession. Loskutov himself claims that marijuana was planted on him, and he is being persecuted for his active social activities. Loskutov was detained on May 15 last year after he refused to meet with the head of the local Center for Combating Extremism. It is reported that he was found to have 11 grams of marijuana.