Many were outraged by the ugly scenes of the rally display on July 31 in St. Petersburg, when a policeman (or now he should call him a police officer?) He beat anyone with a club, saying: "Ferches, fucking, who else?" So the police, or rather, the authorities are talking to us. But, it turned out, we also have something to tell the authorities. Putin came to Pogorelians in the village of Verkhnyaya Vereya.

The incomparable mayor of Moscow, Yuri Luzhkov, as it turns out, did not return from vacation not because he is afraid of fires or, God forbid, is too lazy to help his city. No, he just didn't need it. He also gave orders from vacation. As his first deputy Vladimir Resin reported, thanks to the mayor’s instructions, it was even possible to reduce the number of fires by 7–8 percent, and firefighting and watering equipment and people were sent to help in the Moscow region.

In uniform Law on the obligatory love for ferrets August 9, 2010 Alexander Golts Unlike most colleagues, I was not in a hurry to ironize when the Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev, who was listed as Russian president, announced that he intends to rename his native Russian police into the old -regime police. It is possible, I thought that the president caught the eye of the Incor report in February (I admit, I had an attitude towards this document).

Government officials assure that nothing bad will happen to the federal nuclear center in Sarov, around which fires continue. And now the fire is approaching the nuclear center in Snezhinsk, a closed city in the Chelyabinsk region. Local authorities claim that the fire was contained on August 7. According to some sources, it will be extinguished by August 10, according to others - by the evening of August 9.

Ay tswei policeman. At a meeting dedicated to discussing ways to reform the Russian police, Dmitry Medvedev pointed out the right path for this reform. We need to return the historical name to this very police force! Rename the police back to the police. And then order, presumably, will be established by itself.

In the Kremlin Presentation of philanthropy August 9, 2010 Viktor Shenderovich “Dmitry Medvedev transferred 350 thousand rubles from personal funds to the charity fund for the fireworks. This was reported by the press secretary of the head of state Natalia Timakova. " From the media So mercy knocked on the presidential heart. And he unfastened from his blood, tearing out almost from the family budget, 350 thousand rubles for the needs of the fire of fire ...

Novaya Gazeta journalist Alexander Litoy was removed from the Moscow-Sevastopol train in Tula when he was returning from vacation. Previously, Khimki police officers came to his apartment in Troitsk near Moscow. Litoy was detained in connection with the investigation of the riots in Khimki, despite the fact that he was not present at the anti-fascist rally.