Around Russia If - then June 24, 2013 Julia Latynina I have long wanted to tell one wonderful story. This is a story about a chemical substance that has saved millions of lives. Probably only Penicillin saved more lives. This substance was opened in 1874, but its unique properties were discovered only in 1939. For this, researcher Paul German Müller in 1948 received Nobel. Thanks to this substance during the 2nd World War, there was no typhoid epidemic.

In uniform In opposite courses June 24, 2013 Alexander Golts “The United States inflicted a quick global blow (BSU) on the most important objects of Russia, and from the territory of the Baltic states (Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia) crossed the state border of the Russian Federation. The Ground forces of the NATO Bloc took possession of Pskov, advanced to Moscow ...

When it became known that Edward Snowden flew out of Hong Kong to Moscow, a wave of rumors covered the capital: a former CIA officer was about to ask for political asylum from the Kremlin, no, Moscow is only an intermediate stop on the way to Havana, and Havana is not a final point, since he is sent to Venezuela or Iceland. After his landing in Sheremetyevo, it turned out that Snowden asked for asylum in Ecuador.

Seat No. 17A of Aeroflot flight Moscow - Havana, for which fugitive CIA officer Edward Snowden was registered (according to sources at Sheremetyevo), turned out to be empty. Journalists who bought tickets for this flight went to sunny Cuba without the coveted interviews with the man who revealed the global surveillance of millions of US citizens by American intelligence agencies.