It took more than a month and a half to harass people in a pre-trial detention center in order to finally realize that they were not even at the scene of the crime they were accused of. On August 9, two suspects in the riots on Bolotnaya Square, a supporter of the Other Russia, Richard Sobolev, and the commercial director of a travel agency, Oleg Arkhipenkov, were released on their own recognizance.

In uniform The results of the week. Optimistic notes on mobility and mole of history 10 August 2012 Alexander Golts In truth, in today's Russia, which has entered the reaction lane, there are few reasons for optimism. Close people, who have not yet given the reason to suspect them of excessive emotionality, despair say that the country is rapidly rolling to some wild Orthodox scoop.

Around Russia About "plush" hostages 10 August 2012 Alexander Feduta The KGB of the Republic of Belarus announced the charges of Belarusian citizens to Anton Suripin and Sergey Basharimov: they say, a student at the Belgosuniver journalism Institute and Realter helped employees of the Swedish advertising agency, who wished to bombard the Belarusian territory, violating the air border of our homeland and the supposedly themselves supposedly themselves violated the law.

In uniform Children of Spies: Russian reality 10 August 2012 Andrey Soldatov The scandal around the publication of Wall Street Journal, which states that if not illegal immigrants themselves, then at least their children could become effective spies, with reference to the son of one of the SVR illegal immigrants, an excellent evidence of what wild anachronism was all this operation.