FSB Director Alexander Bortnikov told the public that since the beginning of the year, 240 militants and their accomplices have been “neutralized” in the Caucasus, and 11 gang leaders have been killed. Including one who came to us from Saudi Arabia. In addition, the general stated that “most of the organizers of the terrorist attacks in the Moscow metro and at the railway station in Debent, Dagestan, have been neutralized.” Mr.

I recently attended a recording of Stanislav Kucher’s program on the “Top Secret” channel. Before recording, Stanislav told me: he recently had a United Russia deputy on air, and that deputy told a story - as simple as life. He is sitting, therefore, a servant of God, in front of the treasured button on Okhotny Ryad, scratching his turnips.

Around Russia A chance for a Quele. Lossed? June 15, 2010 Alexander Golts One and a half hundred killed, tens of thousands of refugees, flaming quarters, plundered houses. A wave of violence, which for several years gained strength in Central Asia, covered Kyrgyzstan. And the Provisional Government of this country turned for help, asked to send peacekeepers.

In the opposition Not so simple June 15, 2010 Leonid Radzikhovsky I read Viktor Shenderovich Viktorov. Actually, everything that he could about this, said and wrote on Echo. But for the "hedgehog" and personally for Victor I will try to share my doubts again. What is not a dispute with Victor: freedom is better than lack of freedom, and the law is better than lawlessness. Total: it is good that the rallies were allowed de facto (if it really was allowed). And people are not good.

Around Russia Kremlin and Baltic. 70 years later June 15, 2010 Vladimir Kara-Murza (ml) Annexation (Latin Annexio , from Annexus - annexed) : forcibly joining (capture) of the entire or part of the territory of another state or people. (...) In some cases, annexation is considered some types of colonial captures, and its variety is the creation of states with puppet regimes. (...) According to the norms of modern international law, the annexation is illegal.

Before the European Court of Human Rights had time to wash the Kremlin about the Red Partisan Kononov, as the Empire responded. It turned out that the customer of the abduction of Arctic Sea was none other than Eric Cross, the author of monographs about the Estonian “forest brothers”, and at the same time, the former security chief of Estonia and an adviser to the Georgian government during the 2008 war.