Ibragim Dadaev, who was in a Perm correctional colony, died due to an incorrect diagnosis. Instead of meningitis, which developed against the background of tuberculosis, they tried to treat him for a stroke. Since the beginning of the year, Dadaev’s condition has been deteriorating: according to the Perm Regional Human Rights Center, his blood pressure dropped, he stopped walking, by January 17 he did not recognize his relatives, and since January 24 he was constantly in a coma.

In society Luke Harding: What is not appropriate for a journalist February 9, 2011 Julia Latynina The Russian authorities did not allow the Guardian correspondent. Luke Harding in Russia. “You are more undesirable in Russia,” they told him on the border. They did not explain the reasons, and Guardian immediately put forward the idea: they say, Harding was not allowed for wikileaks. He, they say, wrote about Russia and quoted the phrase from Wikileaks about Russia as a mafia state.

President Dmitry Medvedev signed a decree abolishing the Federal Service for Supervision of Compliance with Legislation in the Field of the Protection of Cultural Heritage. Its functions have been transferred to the Ministry of Culture. The decree was signed on February 3, writes Kommersant. And this decision was prepared back in the summer, when Prime Minister Vladimir Putin instructed the Minister of Culture Alexander Avdeev to prepare the liquidation of Rosokhrankultura.

Luke Harding, a correspondent for the British newspaper The Guardian, was expelled from Russia because he violated the rules of accreditation of foreign journalists, as stated in a commentary on the website of the Russian Foreign Ministry.

The Minister of Defense Anatoly Serdyukov made a sensation the other day, saying after the president’s meeting about his intention to increase the number of officers of the Armed Forces by 70 thousand people. The explanation of the head of the military department, which boiled down to the fact that such a large-scale increase in the officer corps is caused by the intention to create a system of aerospace defense, does not withstand any criticism.

The authorities of the Belgorod region do not recommend holding festive events dedicated to Valentine's Day in municipal institutions of the region, Grigory Bolotnov, a consultant with the department for relations with public and religious organizations of the regional administration, told Interfax. Officials also advise against celebrating Halloween. Both holidays, in their opinion, contradict traditional Russian culture.

Who will protect us from terror, if not our native deputies? And one of the most caring deputies, the writer and political scientist Comrade Medinsky, came up with how to knock out mortal weapons from the hands of the bandits. He offers to tighten the procedure for selling mobile phones in Russia. Medinsky rightly noted that mobile phones are often used to commit attacks. And that means ... Oh, God you are mine. Well, let's sell your passport mobile phones.